“Weaving vital threads” is an intervention proposal designed exclusively for BienalSur 2020/21. Its conceptual motto is a reflexion on the valuing, usage and neglection of cultural spaces. More specifically, it discuss this issues in a local reality, taking place in Curitiba - capital in southern Brazil and the artist’s city. By intervening in one local institution, the project seeks to provoke the public's perception to how the museums are present in their daily lives.
This concept stands on the artist’s use of a symbolic image: the needle, an object that represents the “coming together” of things and used here to inspire connections between art and citizens. 
This project must be carried out in one of the three museums mentioned in the previous application stages. The chosen space can be discussed with BienalSur in due time. The artist already has experience in working with those local institutions, and can contribute substantially with his experience in the task to obtain the space assignment.
To obtain the visual effect sought, and ensure the work is accurately assembled, the artist plans to work with a specialized company of proven competence, mainly in two stages: 1 - in the finishing of the work’s elements, to create the mimetic effect (and obtain a real “needle” appearance) as indicated in the project’s studies; 2 - when assembling the work, which must be done safely and accurately, using sophisticated tools and following appropriate protocols to guarantee results.