From an analysis of Antonio Ferrigno’s emblematic work, Preta Quitandeira (1900), crossed by the peculiar cities of Ítalo Calvino, Joice proposes a reflection guided by Beatriz Nascimento’s perceptions on the black body, with its transatlantic memories still present, by the assumptions of epigenetics, co-creating a city apart, which resists because it starts, first, from the concept of body-territory.

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Joice Berth Architect and urbanist, psychoanalyst in training, and writer. Joice Berth participated as a judge in the Architecture Award of the Instituto Ruy Ohtake/Akzonobel/IAB. She creates content for social networks and platforms such as Portal Terra, Elle Brasil, Glamurama, on topics of social issues awareness, inequalities, and mental health.