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![An unexpected self-portrait in relation to what was behind the smoked glass door... In this photograph, I never imagined there would be someone on the other side; I only discovered it when I started editing the photo. On the other side of the door sat the building's security guard, who didn't even realize I was taking pictures. At first, it was supposed to be just my portrait, but I realized that I ended up capturing the other person too! Work created exclusively for the Reflexos 2025 [OPEN CALL] #BRASILTEZOS Exhibition.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GwyTBZRXsAErerO.jpg?name=orig)
ALT An unexpected self-portrait in relation to what was behind the smoked glass door... In this photograph, I never imagined there would be someone on the other side; I only discovered it when I started editing the photo. On the other side of the door sat the building's security guard, who didn't even realize I was taking pictures. At first, it was supposed to be just my portrait, but I realized that I ended up capturing the other person too! Work created exclusively for the Reflexos 2025 [OPEN CALL] #BRASILTEZOS Exhibition.
![Oṣó Caboclo When I arrived in the communities, I always asked if there were any shrines or anyone connected to the enchantment. That's when I met Seu Casemiro, this caboclo gentleman with a funny face. We talked for a while and then he took me to see his altar, where he lights his candles and says his prayers. Talking to someone I worked with in April 2008 in the quilombola communities, I was told that Seu Casemiro had died a few years ago. [Oṣó Caboclo - Caboclo Feiticeiro - Seu Casemiro, Comunidade de Itapuaua, Alcântara, Maranhão, Brazil, abril, 2008] Photography 3797 x 2848 5,62 MB 32 bits PNG Socram Ordnael Ogal @marcos Palhano16](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GscJxl6WoAABa-A.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Oṣó Caboclo When I arrived in the communities, I always asked if there were any shrines or anyone connected to the enchantment. That's when I met Seu Casemiro, this caboclo gentleman with a funny face. We talked for a while and then he took me to see his altar, where he lights his candles and says his prayers. Talking to someone I worked with in April 2008 in the quilombola communities, I was told that Seu Casemiro had died a few years ago. [Oṣó Caboclo - Caboclo Feiticeiro - Seu Casemiro, Comunidade de Itapuaua, Alcântara, Maranhão, Brazil, abril, 2008] Photography 3797 x 2848 5,62 MB 32 bits PNG Socram Ordnael Ogal @marcos Palhano16
