The São Pedro Museum, former Marcos Amaro Art Factory (FAMA), receives the permanent installation “Tiamm Schuoomm Cash!”, by artist José Spaniol.

The work, made with boats and bamboos of various sizes, is related to the sound of the sea. Spaniol’s proposal is to weaken spatial relations so that, based on them, the observer constructs new verticalities and perspectives. The sonority present in the installation connects the boat to the sea, even in the absence of water, making it navigate with instability and integrating it to space.

The museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday, from 11am to 5pm, in Itu.