In an immense, old, and abandoned space seen from above, with sparse natural light filtering through small ceiling windows, three distinct sculptures inhabit the area. At the center stands a plaster sculpture shaped like a classic wooden living room bookcase, slightly damaged to reveal its metal structure beneath; the textured interplay of plaster and metal is strikingly visible. This sculpture's empty shelves serve as the canvas for a 16mm film projection, displaying a half-naked Portuguese girl in an urban hat, captured in black and white. To the right, a Japanese-inspired folding screen made of paper with a wooden frame unfolds partially, devoid of any relief or decorative details. On its surface, a colorful video portrays a typical biblical character clad in red, wearing sunglasses, set against a backdrop of blue sky, focusing solely on the character's face. To the left, a small puppet theater crafted from wood and Alentejo textiles showcases the "Bonecos de Santo Aleixo," with the hand-sized puppets appearing to sleep within their diminutive stage, overshadowed in scale by the other sculptures. The dim environment is punctuated only by the subtle illumination of the video projectors, casting an enigmatic atmosphere throughout the expansive and desolate space.