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Ooooooooi! Hey, my uncle! Oh, what love! Asking so many things. Look at these prayer beads she's talking about, right? No, they are the nuns. This lamp was made by your grandmother. Well, my grandmother was really artistic, you know? So many beautiful things, with this stone wall. I want to ask everything you're seeing here. She's truly portraying everyday life. It's so beautiful, isn't it? Pay attention, we've arrived at a Pernambuco house. Do you think I'd talk to you while looking at this mirror? With my eye doing a spin like this? Grab that idea. This idea is simple and wonderful. Tell me the details of this piece. Buy something nice that serves multiple purposes over its lifetime. All the details, right? We're very Brazilian, folks. Check out this Brazilian house we're in, right? Because now that we've already gone through the entire environment You know each little corner is telling a little story. Hi, how are you? Look at this sun in Recife. What a wonderful thing. And look how we always find art right here in Pernambuco everywhere Today we're going to visit Marle here in Recife. And Marle is great because she really loves handicrafts. She understands because she lives with it quite a bit. In this universe of popular art, handicraft, handcrafted. Things we love, adore It's always telling you all about it here. So before I entered her house I want to invite you to subscribe to the channel. There you sign up for the channel, Turn on the bell And you can become a member of the channel. Why am I going to become a member of the channel, Lu? Precisely because I keep visiting so many houses showing you so many incredible places that we might get to know these people These incredible places. Besides me making special videos Who is a member of the channel Having a little coffee with everyone—it's great. That's it, I'm going to turn the camera on now We're going to see the apartment, the arts, handicrafts And these meetings with Marle. Come on? I'm turning the camera around. I've arrived here, everyone. Look at my new bag, guys. Already at Fenearte. A lauça. It's so enjoyable for us to come here to Fenearte in Recife. that we're already all warmed up and ready to go. And here is the door to Marle. So let me tap one of them that's here. Hey! Hello? How delicious it is to find you in the room. Boy, I'm enchanted. Increasingly with Recife, with Pernambuco. Oh, it's already been a few days. Who is this cutest little thing here? Matilda Hey, Matilda. Hi, Matilda. Ah, what love. Hey, home. I am going to ask you many things. But do you know why I'm saying I'm enchanted here? That's how it is, I just got here now, A bunch of people, good morning, good morning, good morning. And we're walking down the street, everyone, good morning. It's like this: it's a city, a capital with a little countryside charm. Why didn't people lose this? Well, they are very welcoming. The people in São Paulo, sometimes I say Oh, I wish everyone would say good morning just like we do. Oh, how wonderful, how great. I couldn't help but ask about this entry here, With these, are they pencil drawings? What is this? So, actually, this is a project by Aloysio Magalhães, right? He was a designer, an artist from here. And he, at one point, was minister of culture. So, he was in charge of making Olinda an internationally recognized heritage So, he put together a dossier with some photographs and some city files. And there he made some lithographs of the city of Olinda. to file in the dossier. And he... And here's the CEP, which is a publisher from here in Pernambuco, paid tribute to Olinda's anniversary He replied with those lithographs. And I got a present from CEP. Wow, wonderful. And that's exactly what we see there, right? That's very faithful, like that. There are 20 in total. I chose these four to compose here. By the way, guys, look at her shoe, okay? Should I take off the shoe from here? No, you can stay in your shoes; it's no problem. Hey, guys, I'm crazy eager to ask you so many things. Look at these prayer beads she's talking about, right? No, they are the nuns. They're from Catimbal Valley, right? Oh, how nice. Catimbal Valley is a wonderful place here. I don't know if you've been there. I've already heard a lot. I'm really eager to start programming. Then you can tell everyone. So, the Catimbal Valley is near Arco Verde, right? You go to Arco Verde, then you turn left there. And it stays in Buíque. Near Buíque is a wonderful valley. There are several trails for you to take. There is also a lot of popular art there. And they work with this wood, What is umburana wood? These pieces belong to Mocinha. Ah, they call her Mocinha? Well, the artist's name is Mocinha. You said "rezadeiras"? They're so pious. Look how beautiful, guys. And when they're together, they're so beautiful, aren't they? They're beautiful, aren't they. And there I put next to this painting, What is Gabriel Pitribul's? who is also an artist from here. He did a work with various colors And then he started scraping off the colors. Somewhat like an archaeological job to gradually discover what lay beneath the work. Ah, work. I really like making this mixture. from art to popular art. No, and we just, At first glance, we already look toward home, Look at all the things I already want to ask. Can I leave my bag here? You're welcome to stay. It's already Feliarte's. Ah, I've already bought it. No, we can't provide it here. This one is from Maranhão. And this one here is an artist from here, from Pernambuco. There I already combined the two things. Because Feliarte is the best, we just can't do it. I worked for a long time with popular art, because I had a shop of popular art, called Artesan Brasil. There's none left? No, there isn't anymore. She opened in 2012. And it closed in 2024. Well, the pandemic, anyway. So you're a good researcher of popular art At that time period, that I worked for a long time with this store, I started doing some prospecting from the store's curation And I began working with the artisans. In fact, I entered the world of art through a gallery called Domaresca, who was from here in Recife. And then I started working with various artists And then I gradually started entering a bit in this world of popular art. You're really involved with popular art, aren't you? I'm very involved. I want to know everything. What exactly do you do? with popular art? I am curious And I like to know this crowd that's way too central From the story. So tell me. Today I have several projects directed toward this market of popular art Offices only How many visits to the spaces, guided tours I have a collection of books eight popular artists from Pernambuco. This collection extended for exhibitions. It was having other branches of the project. And always focused on Pernambuco? Always focused on Pernambuco. When I had a shop, I had one. This is Brenan. Brenan or Brenan office? That's really Brenan. This painting is by Brenan. Oh man, that's awesome. Look at this chest too. This chest is beautiful. Do you also mix up family matters so much? Also. So much stuff. This lamp It was made by my grandmother. What? Was this lamp made by your grandmother? My grandmother was very artistic. She had those dizzy spells. Sewed, made many manual things. Did she buy it and then make the top part? Hey, these glasses she would make the cut and then was doing that montage. Wow, you've got someone to take after for pleasure, for handmade art. Now, folks, you are just like me, who gave that little one stop at the heart of green So much beauty with this wall of stones. I want to ask Everything from the beginning, people. Here you go, Iron Island. This one is from Bavan, from Iron Island. I was there more or less a little while after the pandemic. In 2002. And there I met Some artists there and I bought this angel. It turned out beautiful in the center from the house. And with this stone wall Also. It looks beautiful, right? That wall was formerly the television wall. There I built that wall to put the TV here. Right in the middle of the room. And then later but the whole room ended up being very concentrated here. The room is so large. So I chose The room over there. That's where I ended up. turning the television on over there. For a while The television stayed here and the sofa stayed here. No, the television stayed here and the sofa stayed here. We used to watch TV like that, right? Then later I I moved the television and ended up doing This assembly here. Now I'm recognizing this here some artists I love. Cilda Capella Type. This is Cilda Capella Because I'm seeing the Jaqueira. But it's hers, isn't it? It's hers. And it's not a small work at all, people. It's huge. She is enormous. It's a wonderful piece. I was there in Capella Also. I think it was in 2022. or 2023. And there I met Sil, right? I took a trip Ali to Piranhas, to Ilha Do Ferro, for Capella. And Sil is very nice, right? She is wonderful. She is a love. And it's really cool that you're talking these meetings you had Just like you had with Sil da Capella. Probably you had Meetings there with various artisans. And here, folks, is that moment I I really enjoy talking to you all because you can see here that she's depicting life itself, even the everyday. It's so beautiful, isn't it? It's lovely. By depicting the everyday From life. Look here. It's reading A book at the door of the house. Everyone is enchanted by the child. The jackfruit tree here is very distinctive dela. This is very It's important that we keep valuing our craftsmanship what are stories that are being counted, right? And that we cannot Let it go. But there's also another story. what I want to tell you, which by the way I've already said for people many times you who are artisans You need to understand What you all do is very much incredible and must be highly valued Why are you actually doing it a business. And I have been insisting Very much with that. That people understand that the artisans and Craftswomen understand that what they do as a trade What is talent? It's a business. It's a business. To support your family—it's an art. A work of art. Are you okay? is prosperous. So you treat him like a business deal. And then me I always tell you all here, to you all look for the Sebrae. Why is it Sebrae that helps you? to understand how to professionalize your business so that you can get better and better. Understand the logistics, understanding the dynamics of... pricing You have a group of people who are I'm here just so I can help you feel I think when you feel belonging to everyone doing it, you also understand much more. So look for Sebrae. I'll leave this here on the screen for you I'm always pulling you all artisans along because I am in love For you. It's not just me. Back when I had a store, in fact I also worked a lot with Sebrae. Because they provide a lot of support. In everything. Regarding logistics even in internationalization that I was doing Trying to do it. Packaging, pricing They all provide that support. And that's really cool because when you understand what is small, if you have a small business The small business is with Sebrae. I've become very curious here dessa... It is a painting, she Call us inside her. This is a work with... I was a designer, right? Before market And there I was doing all these jobs for this gallery. And there are some jobs This is where I acquired it during this period. That was one of them. This one is by an artist from Beta Mata, who is also from here. Look how it pulls. And she gave a complete presentation with this work of the sea. So everything she did as if they were cloudy days No, March. So she was having that meeting. to the sea with the sky. Nature very present. Look how nice you put on the mirror, so we can see inside. I also love that it is... This is your neighbor's, right? Ibirimiri, there is an indigenous reserve Who are the Kambiwais. And there he made this representation Do pray. It's about healing, right? I don't exactly know what it is. I know it's a garment for a ritual. sacred I didn't know it was for healing. So it's all good. Seek out energies. Looking for good energy, right? This one is of Ze Patricio An era also very ancient for him. It was also an exhibition held there, at the gallery. This one was quite beautiful. the work, because I did a The book where I met many artists. And then I met this Sebastião Pedrosa. Hey, there he is... I did this work from a book that I worked very hard producing editorials. And he gave me this piece No end, because he said, You're such a family-type person, huh? I love being with your parents, your siblings, your families so much. Then I'll give you this piece Because this was my grandmother's. Oh, what love! What's this? I thought it was quite beautiful. And this one here is Renato Vale's, right? He is also an artist from here. I became very good friends with him. And I have several of his works. You've got this one, you've got that saint. Wow, that's intense, huh? He does very political work. And he also works a lot with votive offerings. He has a job as a Christ figure. and the antichrists as well. He did a job that I found extremely interesting. He represented, he drew a 5x5 grid of paper missing children So he would go to police stations He was researching the history of children. And then he made a panel enormous about this work on the missing children And I made the catalog for this panel, of his work You're really deeply involved, aren't you? He mixed it with votive offerings. this work of the children. And this is a fan I bought in Japan. I took a trip to Japan last year. Hey, I bought it. I really loved this mix, you know? It turned out great, it's really good. Now, how can people follow you like this? What's your Instagram? My people, You have Hands Connect. What is Mãos Conecta? Hands Connect is a... He was My store's Instagram And I turned it into the Instagram account for Mãos Conecta what refers to the work I am doing two scripts That name is excellent, because you talk about Hands, what's the manual? Connecting everyone. Hands Connect is a Recent Instagram I turned him into the store, and he is recent. And there's the one of Several Hands, which is the project of the books what I told you. He's over there; we'll get there. And I also hold a fair. in partnership with the Society, with two People from here. One is Germana Valadares. I am Isabela Cunha. And hey, we run a fair called Feira na Voz What is a creative economy fair. So we combine popular art, visual arts collective Put all this work together author's note artistic It's a job I have I'm so proud to do it, and I want you to Come one day. Surely we will. Hey, because look how you're doing so well involved I bought it at the Janete Costa space At Fenearte. Fenearte, you gotta come over in this life. This was one of my grandfathers. These crystal bottles. Amazing, huh? Wow, really beautiful. Look at this lid, huh? Very beautiful. And this is a Japanese person. It can't be done, can it? But here it is now, the craftsmanship of the front. And this one, the lime, is wonderful. Now, everyone, pay attention that we arrived at a Penamucana house. Look here. First these chairs wonderful, which you will probably say what came from grandma or someone else. No, I bought these chairs at the antique shop. But these chairs They were padded on top and bottom. It was a white quilt. What a great idea. And here it was even darker. So I took the padding out from here, I put that Indian straw there, I traded it for a red one and I lightened it A little bit. Hey, that's such a cool idea you came up with, guys. Because really, we see these chairs And they become heavier with the fabric at the back. And there you clarified the wood, forced ventilation And this lightness turned out wonderful. Come here, my eye made a curve here, I saw a garlic cheese? What is this, guys? I went to Caruaru yesterday Hey, when I came back, there was a bakery there My beloved Bezerros, called Norte Bolos. There, I did it, I'm going to buy some little things Here, for you. I bought a sugar cane honey, It's also from around here, from the cane. I bought the panela and this bread, I don't know if you know it, it's called wallet bread. What is a closing bread? Wallet bread Anywhere inside here, you'll find him. Guys, and look how cute she is That little thing. Is this one from Bill? This one is Joelson's. Joelson Bill, he burgled his own house. Wonderful. Hey, so you guys have seen, You're having a little coffee here, We will be together. And hey, I want to invite you all to watch The conversation we're going to record while having coffee And I'll drop it on our playlist of limbs, that special talk. Then we stop here. Just to show this here, I absolutely loved it Playing when I was a child was my mother's. It was the coaster. How chic, people. Very beautiful. All the details. We are very Brazilian at home. Look at this Brazilian house we're in. And another thing, Do you think I'd talk to you? Looking at this mirror, without my eye spinning around? Where did this wonderful mirror come from? This mirror is from a store here. Does it look like a window or was it a mirror? It looks like a window. That's why I wanted to put it near the window. I find him quite impactful. I really liked him there on that wall. When I put it. It's from a store called Particulare here. But it should have come from somewhere special. also old There isn't a story, no. I only have one tip for you what is indefensible. Keep an eye on the unlikely things. For example, you saw this mirror You bought it now. If he's here on this wall, tomorrow he'll be on another wall. My son, you'll carry him for the rest of your life. Because he is beautiful. The television was here and now it's over there. Here you've gathered the entire area What was a balcony, and what did you add to it? I gathered it. Here there was a balcony, and we made Burn down that barbecue here. I did this area for... That little oven we use to make pizza. We use this table a lot on weekends. Certainly. I use this table every day. I'm going to tell you something. Let's see if your eye is making that curve what I want to ask you There are mirrors and other mirrors because there are others that have a little bird. Did you stick him with glue? What did you do here? No, there's a double-sided tape. Ah, a double-sided tape. An inclusive bow, it's a bow you could hang up Put it on the mirror. You duplicated them. Now you have four little birds. What a great idea. Hey, grab this idea. This idea is simple and wonderful. And you still value our craftsmanship and still doubles as a little bird to bring this story along And look here, what's her name again? This one was Manoel Adócio. He passed away, didn't he? And when he passed away, I was there Damn it, I don't have any of his pieces. I was devastated, talking to myself. Then he gave me this Jaraguá. This is Jaraguá, right? Who is the character of the Reisado? All interior craftsmanship, They really push that Reisado hard. This Reisado has another piece which also has several others. And this one is his? This one is by Manoel Adócio. I loved putting it in front of the mirror You did it here too, didn't you? Because we see another part of him. From here I can already see the stripes of another color. I think it expands, becomes richer. And this one here is from... I don't know if you saw it at Fenéatica. Does it already come with a flower? And I got birthday gifts from my illustrations from the fair. Is it ceramic or wood? He is ceramics. Nice. At the mouth, that's the name of your story. Now, folks, Pay attention, because I'm about to show you guys a bull, a bull Look at this! This is wonderful. Tell me the details of this piece. This one is from João das Alagoas. It's also a chapel. Inclusive Sil, she learned Everything and her office with him. He's just one of those people... I was already a fan of him, but when I met him... What's his name again? He's João das Alagoas. The chapel has a space there. where various artisans work together. And he was the one who started This work轭 in chapel. And there he does it here around the... At popular festivals. Hey, they're playing, getting married... And there's the gang. This is the gang. And there he goes doing Various themes also from here. Northeast. But his work is beautiful. It's beautiful. And you know you're talking about a chapel, I just remembered something else I really wanted to talk to people. I'll even speak here to the mirror. Let me tell you something. You saw that she mentioned chapel. And I already, at last year's Fine Art, I made quite a few calls for you about IG. What is geographical indication? What it is when you have a territory Something like a chapel. You always talk about the chapel. The chapel artists are recognized Hey, they have the... It's basically a seal of authenticity. What does it show this region, Make this kind of handicraft. And that adds value to your craftsmanship. Then if you happen to be in any region You have that. As we have, for example, the pots of the Holy Spirit's clay. We have the Renascença Income. All of this story What is done in these places. There are several. You get in touch with Sebrae to implement the region. It's not just your job. It's the region. to get this IG. Value the community. Value it greatly. Certainly. I'm always here in Recife. These things need to be spoken for the entire country of Brazil. Here you go. You have more Brenan. Is it the workshop or is it Brenan? This is also a workshop. It's too beautiful. This is also a workshop. Inclusive, that one was also a workshop. That's exactly Brenan himself. Let's talk about this bank. This bank is beautiful. That bank It was also from the house. from my parents They had a sugar mill house. No interior. Hey, this house We no longer have it. And I brought this bench here. And that phone too. How cool. That phone. We'll get there. Inclusive worked. Oh, how nice. And another thing. Are you seeing this book here by Jeanette Costa. Could you please explain Who was Jeanette Costa? Jeanette is a wonderful person. Jeanette was an architect. She was doing a wonderful job. She used to say that called Interfere without hurting. She arrived at the artisan's workplace. gave some tips to be able to lift it get closer than the consumer was seeking. Pioneer. Pioneer certainty. When no one else was doing it. Because this was the case at the time of 90. Before that, too. Why does what happen With Jeanette? She was a super powerful architect From customers Great and awesome. Her husband is a university professor. And suddenly she became the first person to bring the craftsmanship inside those places. Exactly. It wasn't something from the backlands. It was something to be to our major cities. She took it to Rio de Janeiro. So everything that we see Today started with this woman. So, like, oh wonderful woman. On the holiday, there's the Jeanette Costa space. A Anjos, precisely for that reason. What is done by her daughter. For Roberta. Is there a video on the channel? as well as the house that Jeanette has. How much for Roberta's house. We're going to show it to you so you can see. It's beautiful. And just giving one example what she used to do. You have this artisan here, of these dolls of rock. He calls Serginho. He's over there at Way of the Masters. And in ancient times This work of his, he was doing the arms and made The skirt, right? He used to put on She also had the skirt. And she had arms. Ah, it was, wasn't it? A skirt that covered everything. He made the entire doll, right? And hey, Jeanette suggested He took off her skirt, Leave the sample. Because this was just a support frame, right? And take off the arms. It's funny, even when he tells the story. Why, he talks, how on earth did he buy a doll Without an arm? It was wonderful, wasn't it? And he said, wow, After that, he sold so much, sold so much. You see that great tip she gave. His work, in the end, you go on the third day and already don't have it Almost nothing else. Really. Look at this table, how beautiful it is. This is Sandro Sérgio's bank. He's in charge of our fair, right? He went there. And then Germana, She's my partner at the fair. She is an architect, and she did I'm co-creating with him, right? She drew the bench. And then He gave me a present. My son was playing ball and ended up breaking it. These two items. I'll take them later. All right. As they say, it's the Interference, got it? Interference, exactly. Now, this drum, is it used as a little table? Or do you play it yourselves? Because he's... it's a wonderful idea. This is an alfaia my husband played. Many years ago. When I married him, he was no longer playing. But he played the violin, went out in the carnival blocks, He played the drum, attended the Sunday rehearsals. Look how cool our culture is It's something that's truly present. So, this guy turned out to be a real pain, huh? And then I thought I'd put her on And I ended up putting her there as a little table Why does my son play the drums? Oh, I didn't even notice. Because it's very small, isn't it? Marvelous. But what a cool idea that is. Because you have a story that can be used as a coffee table, but it has a story In her, from the family. Really beautiful. Now like this, for whoever has the bionic eye, Look at this pillow. It's beautiful, isn't it? What a lovely gesture. I bought it in South Africa. I was two years late to go there. Every stitch, huh? Linda indeed. I loved it. Now, do you really think I'm just going to breeze through here, folks? Because I passed, but look at what's here. Look at this piece here. It's from... Ana das Carrancas? Angela, who is the daughter of Ana das Carrancas. What a beautiful thing. She does this reinterpretation those carrancas do that work of the mosaic that I find beautiful. Here are the drawings down here. This drawing... My great-grandfather's brother was German. And he was from the South, to Pará. And there are the sambaquis, What were those mountains? of shells very huge. He was conducting an archaeological excavation. in these shell mounds. And everything he found, he drew. You're from Pará, aren't you? No Paraná. Ah, the sul of Paraná. And there he would draw. And there's his family, that he was my great-grandfather's brother. We still have contact to this day. Hey, there they are They gave me these paintings. Very beautiful. The house is completely full from references, of family, of meetings. Very cool. This is Tina Cunha's work. She is an artist from here. She gave me a wedding gift. And this is a poster from a bar around here what I find wonderful, called Bacabélia. I have a friend named Júlio Rizzuto. People, even the bar here becomes a passion in the state of Pernambuco. He is my son. They are very involved with music. I put it next to the battery, That he loves this painting. And now I love it too. It turned out perfect, Because the whole band is playing. Here's a little corner. Could that be a powder room? Ali is the restroom. Hey, guys, check this out, I'm gonna ask something For you. I play drums. I need to put the drumsticks somewhere. Where should I put it? That's what I try to tell you all, What a wonderful teaching. I'll put it, of course, into a wonderful jar of craftsmanship. Look at this pitcher. This jar is also from the Amazon region. There are several sizes. Doesn't that have nothing to do with it? Guys, I need to put in a toothbrush. Where am I going to put it? I'll think of somewhere. I need to put in a drumstick. Where should I put it? So stuff like that. Buy nice things. It is useful for various purposes. throughout its lifetime. I already had him. I needed to buy something. to put in the drumsticks. Then I remembered him. When we go to buy something, We don't buy just anything. Don't throw money away. Buy a handicraft. Buy something nice that actually works, just in case for various possibilities. This one here is one. Certainly. Very good. Now, for heaven's sake. Check this out, guys. I'm going to have a little bar. Look at this beautiful arrangement with the glasses and Brenan. Could you explain For the people who don't know who Brenan is, who doesn't know. Brenan is an artist. He has already passed away. He did this work a lot. of ceramic. He also painted. He had several lines of work. He is from a family Very traditional around here. The Brenan family is very traditional. He built a workshop, Brenan, What is a cultural space today open to visitors? Wonderful. That's exactly what I was going to say. When I speak A wonderful place, You think of a dream. It's a very large area. huge warehouses giant sculptures of ceramic. It's wonderful. I'm going to make a video there. For you, and I'll post it on Wednesday. On a Wednesday of this. You need to get to know it. You'll wish you had Brennan forever. In addition to everything else, he was袅 person very pattern-breaking, mainly breaking the story of society. He was a person who lived the truth of himself. And that appeared on the ceramics. I am also in love with him. What's beautiful back there? This work is by an artist. She's from Cape Verde. The Cape has several artists. from the center, from Cabo ceramics which was a space who had support of the Federal University. Cape Santo Agostinho? It's Cape Santo Agostinho, What's up, Nena? located on Alameda dos Mestres, And there are several artisans. She was a craftsman who went blind. She met up with her here At the Ceramics And he did that work. Very beautiful. This work also belongs to the Cambiuais. When I went to visit a neighbor, I met another artisan which was one of the jobs what he uses in his daily life. The way you organize It's very cool. Before we enter this restroom, I want to show you all How did she make this specific cube? Just by the painting managed to give it a personality for this verse, What is terracotta? Let's go into the bathroom. I painted the door as well. Yes, it mimicked. I'm going to put a mirror in the bathroom. What am I going to put? Look at this! My God! How beautiful! I went to a fair in Peru. And there was an old woman sitting on the floor that only had a very small amount of things to sell. Among them, this mirror. I loved this mirror and I'm going to wash it. My husband, how are we going to clean a mirror? He even bit it there. I'll find a way. I thought it was beautiful too. Look at the sword of Saint George in this vase. Wonderful! I wanted to put a plant down that survives washing And it's a very cool mix. I don't know whether it's Chinese or Japanese. This is Filipino. And on the other side as well. And here is the mirror. You see the women on the other side. Let me see if I can get in here. Are you seeing it? How amazing! I loved this story! Is this really coating? Wallpaper. A wallpaper that looks like tiny tiles. That turned out great, everyone! I'll put a little towel down. Look at this! It's the same as the cushion. The same work as the cushion. And look how interesting. You have a little towel underneath And she's only doing the finishing touch. What I found really cool. Congratulations! Another one of those. It's the kind of thing you have and can be used in various possibilities. I loved it! Wonderful! And now? I didn't show you the books. I want to see! This project that I did. Shall we see him at the table? This project began When I was with the store. I wanted to tell a little bit of the story. two artisans. But I had difficulty finding it. I read a text that had something And the other one had a disagreement. And then I got in touch with a production company called Proa. Hey, Proa built with me this project. And then we started selecting the people that I am part of the project. The photographer is my partner from the fair. Isabela Cunha How cool! My God! I know a lot of them! How cool! They are all on Alameda dos Mestres. He was still alive. João Borges. Ana das Carrancas's daughter. No, that one, the other one. She has two daughters. Mariette, what makes those miniatures? Wonderful! And hey, tell me from birth, from the birth of their parents. Is that a documentary you made? The construction of work up to being recognized as an artist. People, what wonderful material! Ah, Marco Zinucco, of course! Wow, wonderful work you've done! Congratulations! Lovely indeed! Look at that, folks, how amazing! And there, he also turned into an exhibition. what I did at Shopping Recife What does this support have with art? Very good! Look at that, guys, how awesome! You are truly a researcher. You don't just dislike handicrafts, do you. You love, encourage, and live. Wonderful! Incredible! And now? Come here. I want to ask... This one is Galdino's. Galdino was a lazy good-for-nothing. He was a craftsman there. from Caruaru, from Alto do Moura. And today, who continues He is his son, Joel Galdino. And he has this surrealistic work, quite different from what we know from Alto do Moura. It's very beautiful! And that handicraft there? It's quiet now. And here is the work of Marco de Sardânia. You have this collection too. I bought it at a craftsman's fair from the Caribbean. This one here is Reizado. I saw it last year. What a pity that I didn't buy it! That's how Peneate is. You have to see and buy. He had a lot of it. When I bought it, there was almost none left. And this one is Renato Lali's. What was it that made Santos, what I was telling you there. Marco de Sardânia I'm loving this mirror story so much, because it multiplies everything. And that phone you were telling me about? It's the phone I brought. It's the house that we had. Very cool! And who's mixing quite a bit here? This one is from Japan. This is from a church. It was also from an antique dealer. And this one also came from the Maestro de Anandesboa Gallery. So beautiful! And here? This one is also by Renato Valle. The same thing that made that painting over there. And who took this photograph of the pawn? Hey, look at this, guys, how interesting! I'm looking at the house from here. Because you who love handicrafts, you can put And look how it transforms the atmosphere. How he brings joy. Because now that we've already passed throughout all this environment, You know that every little corner is telling a little story. And this is very beautiful. And he is connected to the entire environment. which provides the foundation for all of this A setting of a color And the colors come in the handicrafts. I am passionate about this. Where do we go now? This is the kitchen. Hey, kitchen! Do you think there's craftsmanship in the kitchen? This story is cool, by Cida. Cida was part of the project. I worked a lot with Cida. So I asked her to make the cuscuzeira with the little face. She doesn't sell this? She should do it; that's very good. Cida, you have to do it to sell. She made the cuscuzeira and prepared a bean pancake. Ah, man! Cida, you've got to do it, person. That's a great idea. When I called her to the fair, She made it to sell at the fair He sold everything. There it is—the tip. It's a work, but another clay. She also has many demands in her head. Look how beautiful everything is here. This large edition, which is near Gravataí, She makes these thumbnails. It's the kitchen within the kitchen. It's very good. The little houses. I want to know about this work here. This work is made coconut-barley. It is a technique. that she picked up with Earth? No, with sugarcane. Ah, how cool. It's the molasses. She made this ink with the molasses from sugarcane. She herself developed this technique. Very cool. Lorana and clay bar. Now I want to ask you a question. Shall I buy a little spoon? No, I'll buy a little spoon. Look at the situation. We got there and bought a little spoon. Look at this. What a beautiful thing. You see what is handmade. It's another feeling, folks. How beautiful. That was my cousin who brought her. Wonderful. She lives in San Diego, California. There you go, you can speak: it wasn't about buying, it was about receiving. I'm going to get a little spoon. She knows I really like it. Every time she comes here, She is American. but every time she comes here, She's going to take it somewhere. Very good. I'll just zoom in on the service area. so that you can see there's art even up to there. Very good. How lovely that the floor is entirely made of marble. The floor was the first thing what we bought when we moved into this apartment. When we came in here, there was nothing. Just floor. Wonderful. And little by little, we were building it. Do you know anything about what I'm noticing here? Have you already noticed that You will see in some videos What I do here in Recife calms me down. Why are you so calm? You are at peace with life. Good. And here? This is the corridor. which provides access to the rooms from the office. So nice the closet. Several cabinets. We also held a photo panel during the pandemic period. And here is the office. Guys, do you think there would be handicrafts in the office? No, none. Do you work from home most of the time? I work. There's also an office outside. But I also work a lot at home. But just look at the difference it makes a shelf full of handicrafts. She truly brings life itself of stories that we keep connecting. And here's what you have. That one broke. My son is also playing soccer. The deal is this. Playing ball damages the decoration. I went to Caruaru and I asked to see if she recovers. Because it belongs to Vitalino's son. I bought him. working down there on the floor That little house in Itaipá, from the museum. And you stayed so calm when he broke? No. Where did this calm go? And this one here. It's Marliette's sister's. Hey, everyone. How funny. She already put it back there. The ball isn't going there. I bought it because my grandmother I was sewing, and I remembered her. Really beautiful. Look here at this painting. Also deep and ancient. This frame belonged to my grandmother. She passed away, and I was left with him. That was one Borges gave me. Heart of Happiness. For Marlie, a hug. You noticed how naturally she was speaking. That Borges, who already has an intimacy, Gave it to me. And this was Pirulão's doll. You must know it at FINEAT. They participated in the fair in Foz. And they gave it to me too. Marlie, I want you to choose a print style. As he was at the fair, Then it will be the one from the fair. Certainly. Here, look. She does this embroidery work. that I find beautiful. And there I use it to store my chargers. How cool. I'll need a place to put the charger. It will be beautiful. And here we have Diogum. I am passionate about Diogum. I also love his work. I have also been a exhibitor there at the fair. And I have this work of his. And this one is from Carlos de Sertânia. Can you see, folks? You saw Sertânia. We have Marcos and Sertânia. So Sertânia already has it there a chance to pull. And there's this long streak. It has a characteristic. And there's also that work by J. Borges there. Or else Borges too. It comes in several colors. I took these three. The Saint's Husband. And this is a job I also won my cousin there in San Diego. Of an illustrator who was doing some illustrations. There he made this illustration for that band from Parisienne. There he bought it. I brought it for you. Yes, I also have Luluz's work. I love it. It is a lamp entirely made of folded paper. How lovely, I can see it. I love that you know everyone's name. You're involved with everyone. Ah, how cool. Now that I've seen the photo panel you mentioned. So during the pandemic We kinda ended up like that. What are we going to do with this? Let's take some photos, let's gather. I was printing. Then we went out sticking together with my son. What was it? A mirror. It was practically the house of mirrors. Are we going to see anything in there? My son's room is here, if you'd like to take a look. There will be a ball, there will be. He has the team, inclusive. Occasionally, he changes this team. Because he breaks everything with the ball. It's all about football. He wanted to make his team using the players from the World Cup. Ah, he was the coach. He was the dream coach. Ah, how cool. Look at this, do you see? And there are even some handicrafts. Ah, he has the animal school. He loved this job. My father bought it for himself. He is already deeply involved in handicrafts. And there's this little box. I took him to the Cultural House during these holidays. He loved that little box. Because there's a secret. To open. Only he knows. He and we now. I told everyone. Mother, you couldn't tell. Very cool. I want to know from you. What did you think? Why we fell in love with this house. I am in love. For every detail you told me. For us. I think you should publish this book. This series of books. She counts. Exactly what you do. The passion you have. This disclosure of this work. It is very important. So that everyone may know. Know the history. What they went through to get here. Very cool. You can see how we're finding people. You keep asking me. It's all very relevant to us. A real house. From a family. Full of handicrafts. Full of stories. From other families. By other people being represented. I find this so beautiful. Thank you very much. Thank you for doing this wonderful work. Of disclosure. Hi, everyone. Send me your Instagram. So that people can get to know the project. Knowing everything you told them. I have the Hands Connect. I have many hands. A culture that is the project of books. And I have the Fair in Foz. What is the Creative Economy Fair? You are seeing it. All related to handicraft. People. Stories. Meetings. I have to thank you for that. But first I want to remind you that we're going to eat cheese soup. We're going to eat little bread rolls. Wallet No money. I'll see what's inside this wallet. And I want you to join us. Back in the members' video. I'm going to record. And then you'll go see for yourself. Thank you very much. It was a pleasure having you here at home. Also a friend. Truly. A kiss for you, everyone. Bye. We love a beautifully lovely and decorated house. And you? Want to learn decoration with me? Then click here on my course, Eu Decor. Exactly. You're going to love learning more about decoration. In a fun way. Want to watch more videos? Just click here. And we keep going together.