Each day of the week is assigned a certain color. Wednesday is Blue, Tuesday is green and Sunday is yellow. A closet of segmented colors and four pairs of pants His mother calls him, Esteban, but everyone else addresses him as “Jefe.” He comes in at 2 pm, takes his seat at the bar, orders 2 croquettes, a beer and then one more croquette. He enjoys a snack as he watches the day go by. The smoke of the fryers weaves through the market hustle-- vendors shouting, locals buying, kids running and searching for a way to escape the boredom of Sunday errands. Amidst the crowd he sees a duck: unaffected, focused, and waddling steadily with pride; he sways with the rhythms of the crowd and finds his way to the stall, his stall. A compact flap of his wings lifts him onto the counter. Another decoration amongst all the fruit --disguised from the vendor. On the counter lay a fresh bowl of acai garnished with slices of fruit, bits of granola, and a twig of mint—the devouring begins. He seems so comfortable and delighted that no customer thinks it to be an odd site; the crowd takes pause. The vendor takes note. A lunge at the fowl. Papaya, mango, and guava—smashed all around puddles of purple, the streets of Sao Paulo never smelled so good. . . . . . . . . . . . #saopaulo #brazil #acai #film #womeninfilm #city #portraitphotography https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu5NqIGg2D_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1it92h0h5tegy












