Throughout 365 days, Analize Nicolini was at a specific time and place photographing lights and colors, between the sky and the sea, in the twilight of Leblon Beach. 
The artist ensured that the chromatic research was equitable, without technical interference. The manual fine-tuning of the camera was over only once the lens captured the same intensity of color captured by her retinas.
Thus, she reached more than 4000 images recorded during a whole cycle of solar translation, walking the path of repetition for the necessary determination of the experimental process.
The particularity of the work is the pursuit of a scale of luminosity bursting into shades of reflections and textures that, at times, bring the imagery closer to abstraction.
The observer identifies the site as a still, experiencing the chromatic singularity of each moment craftily captured.
We propose a site-specific exhibition with coordinated performances presenting 10 large-format printed artworks on 5 sites in South America, exhibited by the water, through art-educators at dusk, in a rhythmic path by the sea.
Additionally, an original video installation will reconstruct one afternoon experienced by the artist by sewing images of the different components of the landscape. 
The completion of the artist's poetic process is to engage the audience, either by following the performance course while contemplating the twilight or by sharing the creative process while watching the projection.