This exhibition proposes a look at a heterogeneous generation of kids, taking private lessons in Descriptive Geometry, who, within a few years, will be working in the queues of the Institute of Employment and Professional Training, voting, dictating what television broadcasts and believing, in an uncritical and blind way, in the manipulative discourses of poorly educated people they see on television and social media and who—and this part is important—will pay our pension. Álvaro was born in 1970. In primary school, he dabbled in Mathematics and drew little figures. In secondary school, he dabbled in Geometry and drew little figures. In university, he drew little figures. Then, in his professional activity, in the noble art of licensing and legalization projects, he drew little figures. Gradually, he left that activity on the margins of the Law and went on to teach vocational training courses and give private lessons in Descriptive Geometry. Currently, he teaches people to draw little figures. He has some books published, with little figures, some of which (the books, not the figures) have won awards. Free admission. Information: 214 815 403/4 (call to the national fixed network) | weekdays from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 14:00 to 18:00. Organization: Cascais Municipal Council and Editora Polvo.