The piece delves into a universe populated with objects from another time, as a testimony of another world that, even if submerged, coexists with the fast, instantaneous and disposable current world. ⁣
'The iron that burns shirts is the remedy that becomes poison, the revenge of the oppressed. The household appliance, the symbolic device of oppression to which the so-called "housewives" are subjects, becomes a creative device; an instrument of transformation, an artist's weapon, a brush, a pencil, a palette.' Dado Amaral