Installation, 2020. Materials: hooks, machetes / fishmongers with inscriptions, hooks, fishing nets, photographs printed on sail fabric / raw cotton.  WHO ARE THE TRAVESTIS OF THE FUND OF THE SEA? is an interartistic poetic research project, which aims to cover the frictions between violence, relationship with the sea and transgenderity in Fortaleza. Through the invention of photovideoperformance and contemporary expography, the project leads to a series of cross-centered questions, calling on witnesses to the works to refocus their positions on the issues raised by the research process.  Barracuda is an offshoot of the research “Who are the Transvestites of the Fundo do Mar?”.It's an installation that brings together, in a 4.5m by 3.5m space, nets, machetes, hooks and photographic works printed on raw cotton / raft sail fabric. The perspective is to rub matter and concept, performatively building a new expographic possibility for research. In a net, seven photographs are displayed, printed on the material indicated and attached with hooks on the net. In addition to the photographs, a series of fishmongers / machetes for dissecting fish are also arranged, making a match between the violence shown in the photographs and the violence materials that are often used against fish and transvestites. Another net is arranged to the side with several machetes and fishmongers, subtly inscribed, with the name of historical transvestites for the Brazilian trans movement.