In this second chapter, the artists of Dançando com a Diferença were challenged to create a collective visual work, integrated into the company's professional working hours. In the studios and outside of free hours, a frieze emerged where the physical limits that determine where one person ends and another begins became increasingly vague and significantly more diffuse than in the works of the first exhibition. For this result, a long and continuous sheet of paper was used instead of the usual A4 or A3 formats. The artists were introduced to the concepts of paintings built over several days, at a slowed-down and leisurely pace during which, each day, a small inscription could appear instead of a rapid evolution that would resolve the work in a few hours. There was also talk of art considered rupestrian, of the ways of making of the so-called prehistoric ones, and how these mask a contemporary thought behind them. But in the end, it was up to them, to them alone, and to their most fertile imagination and unique creativity, the blossoming of this new original work. Monday to Friday, from 9:30am to 6:30pm. Free.