When travelling back in time, searching the scenario kept in my imagination and my childhood memories, I found fleet tents, colors and cracks disclosing vegetables, fruits and spices, people designing curious shadows and improvised landscapes.The light unveils a silent scenery exposing anomymous loneliness.

Street markets catch the attention all over the world as a return to the roots of commerce to get healthy food. A ritual that has been happening since the XVII century.

In São Paulo, Brazil, there are 880 street markets every week, with more than 10.000 workers and 3 million buyers. In such an equalitarian space of commerce, anyone or anything can be in the limelight.