This slideshow contains potentially offensive or disturbing visions of humanity. The creator apologizes if any viewer finds it upsetting, as no harm was intended. It includes quotes by Michel Foucault on how social systems covertly organize our lives to make oppression seem normal, and by Eduardo Galeano about how utopias cause us to advance even if they remain unreachable on the horizon. The presentation also contains a poem expressing a desire to end living in illusion and disillusion, and to stop melancholy poetry from sprinkling sadness in one's heart.

1. FOR ADULT EYES ONLY
This slideshow depicts a disturbing vision of Man.
If any possible viewer might find it offensive, then I apologize.
I do not intend to hurt anybody’s feelings.
Juão Maya

5. Michel Foucault is indeed the thinker for our time: the
dominant social and productive system furtively
organizes our lives, making us to believe there is no
oppression, but only “rational” necessities
– Contardo Calligaris, psychiatrist
Extract from his article “It’s forbiden to travel”,
published by Folha de São Paulo,
03.13.2008.

6. Utopia lies at the horizon.
When I draw nearer by two steps, it retreats two steps.
If I proceed ten steps forward, it swiftly slips ten ahead.
No matter how far I go, I can never reach it.
What, then, is the purpose of utopia?
It is to cause us to advance.
̶ Eduardo Galeano, writter

14. NO,

15. MY HEART CAN NO LONGER

16. LIVE THIS WAY, LACERATED

17. ENSLAVED BY AN ILLUSION THAT IS ONLY

18. DISILLUSION

19. AH,

20. DON’T BE LIFE THIS WAY FOREVER

21. LIKE A DESPERATE MOONLIGHT

22. SPRINKLING MELANCHOLY ON ME

23. POETRY ON ME

24. GO, SAD SONG

25. LEAVE MY CHEST AND SOW THE EMOTION

26. THAT CRIES INSIDE MY

27. HEART

28. HEART