SSA Mapping — Multidisciplinary Project
A multidisciplinary project connecting image, body and territory through art direction, photographic direction and digital composition.
Devir explores the connection between dissident bodies and the mythical figures of the serpent and Oxumarê — symbols of transformation, fluidity and resistance.
The serpent, with its renewal and its movement between worlds, reflects the trajectory of identities that challenge gender and sexuality norms. Oxumarê, orixá of the rainbow and of duality, symbolises gender fluidity and the constant transformation of these bodies, which balance opposites and resist social impositions.
The work celebrates the creative force of transformation, showing how these bodies inhabit movement and transcend symbolic limits. Presented as large-scale projection mapping across the façades of Salvador, the piece turns heritage architecture into a living surface for the myth.
My contribution covered concept, creative direction, photographic direction and image composition — from the construction of the character and its mask to costume, colour research, green-screen capture and digital treatment of the final performance.