A landscape of land-tenure chaos illuminated by the intense lines of Uelinton Santana. The delicate lines and mycelium watercolors of Hadna Abreu highlight the importance of education—a foundational theme that, much like fungi, often remains invisible. Using just two colors, Paula Sampaio imprints upon the retina the consequences and records of infrastructure—another central theme for the development agenda of the Amazon regions. Science, technology, and innovation also take center stage in Adriana Ramalho’s abstract compositions. Materiality and immateriality converge in Laiza Ferreira’s ancestral, hybrid collages, fostering a dialogue about the forest and energy. Energy—a scalar quantity linked to time—also breathes life into cultural expressions such as *Cururu*, as depicted by Rai Reis.