Curled Faces Studios launches Margens Vivas, on the meeting of São Paulo and Palmas

Curled Faces Studios presents Margens Vivas, a collection built on the meeting of two seemingly opposite worlds: the urban intensity of São Paulo and the natural stillness of Palmas. The project is born from life in the country's largest metropolis and takes shape after a trip to Tocantins, where time finally slows down.

From the city come the accelerated rhythm, the endless flows, the concrete, the lights and the organized chaos: raw creative material. From the riverside landscape come the silent rivers, the hidden waterfalls and the sky cut through by macaws, elements that bring a sense of emptiness, silence and presence, a sensory counterpoint to the urgency of the city.

Margens Vivas is, then, a visual and textile narrative built on contrasts. The pieces explore the dialogue between the urban and the organic: rigid structures that coexist with fluidity, textures that recall concrete and surfaces that evoke nature. The palette moves between vibrant and earthy tones, mirroring both the city's energy and the depth of the landscape.