The intervention starts with the 2010 Brazilian national team jersey, a global symbol of football. The original uniform is preserved as a visual support for the artistic intervention, transforming a historical piece into a tool for political communication and a dispute of meaning.
The artwork features an indigenous person with a bow and arrow, evoking the resistance of original peoples. The image reaffirms the legitimacy of the struggle for land, for the rights of oppressed peoples, and for the continuous combat against the colonization that marked the formation of the country.
The piece also dialogues with the symbolic dispute over the Brazil jersey, appropriated in recent years by the far right. Here, football once again lends its voice to another message: solidarity, historical memory, and respect for the popular struggles that shaped the country.