Cosmococa

Cosmococa features Hélio Oiticica and Neville D'Almeida as they explore sensory installations in an apartment in Manhattan. This quasi-cinema work showcases slide projections on walls, displaying the artists' drawing sessions where cocaine is used as a medium, and a pocket knife serves as a brush.

The film is a reflection of the artistic experimentation that arose from the socio-political context of Brazil's military dictatorship. With its unconventional approach to filmmaking and art, Cosmococa stands out as a significant piece of avant-garde cinema, appealing to those interested in the intersection of art and film. The distinct techniques used in the film make it an intriguing watch for collectors and enthusiasts of experimental works from the 1970s era.