The Sun Kissing the Earth and Us highlights, in a poetic way, our connection with mother earth and the fact that we bear the responsibility to take care of it. Water might become the most precious substance; the amazon is being stripped and burnt to ashes, the land of indigenous people is being destroyed and violated for the sake of corporate interests amidst the chaos provoked by a virus. Voices are raising, young, women, black, indigenous people, artists, and hopefully gradually, the civil society at large. The exhibition presents artworks of ten Brazilian artists whose research converge through the experience of connection to nature, the quest for something beyond the subjectivity of our daily experiences and identities. The selected works call elements from the collective unconscious and from our history at large to help us relate to the essence of things. Expressing the raw materiality and sensuality of our environment, the artists remind us to appreciate the kiss of the sun or the blow of the wind on our cheeks, to protect and honor the nature. In this endeavor, the artists act as a kind of vectors, as messengers of something that is beyond our understanding, something close to the sublime, beautiful and frightening at the same time, while reminding us of the potential consequences of our negligence.