The photograph depicts a vibrant and chaotic digital mosaic projected onto the interior walls of an abandoned theater. The space itself is grand but dilapidated – peeling paint reveals layers of faded murals depicting scenes from classic Portuguese plays; dust motes dance in beams of light filtering through cracks in the boarded-up windows. The 'digital mosaic' isn’t simply pixels, it’s a dynamic projection composed of countless screenshots and snippets harvested from online platforms – Instagram posts, YouTube comments, forum threads, live streams – all arranged seemingly at random but with underlying currents of recognizable Portuguese phrases and names (muito, pra, meu, grande, online, obrigado, pela, parceiro, teatro, agradecer, casa, queria, deu, direo, sabendo, eterno, bombando, leandrosoaresx, colaborao, chegandoooo, fonsecjoao, filbraz, autoria). These digital fragments are overlaid with a faint, spectral image of Leandro Soares X, the artist's alter ego - a young man dressed in contemporary street wear but possessing an ancient, melancholic gaze. The lighting is a complex interplay: harsh spotlights illuminate certain sections of the projected mosaic, creating areas of intense brightness and stark contrast; softer ambient light pools gather in the shadowed recesses of the theater, suggesting a sense of forgotten history and quiet contemplation. The overall mood is one of bittersweet nostalgia, digital overload, and the search for connection within a fragmented online world. The feeling is that this space *is* the internet, manifested physically and hauntingly. A single spotlight shines on a worn velvet seat in the front row.