in september 2012, the photographer claudia andajur created an installation on the historical post-office building in vale do anhangabaú, downtown são paulo.
the spaces in the building designed by ramos de azevedo were filled with fragments of a series of 4 photos of yanomami indians, transforming each wall into a giant panel.
as identity of the exhibition we used a square grid, like the one in the building.
the catalogue's cover was screen printed in white over tracing paper, in a way that the grid hid what was behind the back page.