These photos were taken at the most important public market in São Paulo, Brazil.
The fishes arrive at two A.M, and must be sold until 4:30 A.M. Everybody works in rush and we gottta have caution for not being hit by a shark tail.

This work was developped during the nights of Sao Paulo, Brazil, one of the biggests cities in the world. I try to use the abscense of light to reveal another city, different from the day-light metropolis. The places during the night are not the same, as well as the people in the streets: pimps, prostitutes, homelesses and workers of any kind who found in the night their way os subsistence. Sao Paulo is a caotic city. And, that's why, sometimes, it's fascinating.

Pirapora is a small ville in the north of Minas Gerais. It1s a city far from anything. The only atraction of Pirapora is the São Francisco river, from where people take their subsistence and use to have fun within it.