Coletivo Oitentaedois
Sao Paulo (SP)
Junho Manifesto
[June Manifesto], 2014
“The governor of Sao Paulo revokes raise, and subway and train fares are back to 3 Reals,” says the TV caption on the fanzine front page. The protests that took place in June 2013 pressured the public transportation authorities in Sao Paulo and raised a number of demands, of which many were inconsistent. The Oitentaedois collective appropriated images related to these demonstrations and, by arranging them for publication, created a broken narrative to tell the development of those events, which had the city of Sao Paulo as a theme, and its inhabitants as characters.
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list of works
Affective Urban Archeology, 2011
Always Something Between Us,
2012 to 2014Av. Celso Garcia 2004/2014,
2004 and 2014Floating Letters – Mapping of the Sign Painters, 2014
From the Obliterado [Obliterated] series, 2012
Half-Mile Apartment/House City/
Flow House, 2014I <3 Peddler, 2009 and Sand Strip, 2009
Parking City, 2012 and Parking.ttf, 2012
Pixação: São Paulo Signature, 2004
list of authors
photo: Maíra Acayaba
about the group
Founded in 2011, Oitentaedois is a group of newly graduated architects and designers. Altogether, they total seven members and one collaborator, with experience in companies such as Metro Arquitetos, Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos, Pingado Sociedade Ilustrativa, Vicente Gil Arquitetura e Design, Fundação Bienal de São Paulo, Irmãos Campana, Nu Design and Tangerina Entretenimento.