The white shirt of the 1998 Brazilian National Team features the image of an Indigenous person handling a bow and arrow with their feet and hands. The tense body crosses the uniform as a symbol of strength, technique, and resistance, occupying a national symbol built on the erasure of Indigenous peoples.
The intervention disputes the meaning of the Brazilian shirt. Before the flag, the national team, and the imposed borders, this territory already had peoples, organization, and struggle. Brazil is Indigenous land, and no attempt at invasion, extermination, or erasure has managed to end this history.
Customization produced by artisanal screen printing by Barricadas. Each piece is individually stamped and made to order.