Provoc

In this series of works, Bordalo II interacts with urban fabric and furniture, presenting a new critical look at society, its stakeholders and constraints. Addressing various subjects, such as pollution, the exploitation of women, media sensationalism, connectivity and control, among others, these small ephemeral interventions seek to be a vehicle for communication and awareness through art.

Walk of Shame - Lisbon, 2023

In a secular state, at a time when many people are fighting to keep their homes, their work and their dignity, millions of public funds have been invested to sponsor the tour of the Italian multinational.‍

Habemus Pasta

Monopolized - Lisbon, 2025

Our cities are being turned into giant game boards. The right to housing, which is guaranteed by the Constitution, now depends on luck or chance.

Some players exchange houses for hotels, some mortgage their properties to the bank, and others are the bank — but in this game, not everyone starts with the same amount, and few get anything when passing the starting point.‍

Egalitex, a solution to inequality - Paris, 2025

With the right tools, we can all find within ourselves the qualities that allow us to respect every person, regardless of the differences we may have.
In this piece, those tools are real; in everyday life, they will surely be different.

Through education and culture, we can foster values such as tolerance, empathy, and compassion – it could be a good start in tackling a pathology that seems to worsen with each passing day: inequality. Egalitex – A daily dose for a better world!‍

Desalojamento Local - Lisbon, 2025

The problem is the greed of the private companies vs government incompetence.

I am not criticizing tourists, foreigneirers and for sure not imigrants, but the lack of measures that can balance the scale and stop kicking out the people who really live in the cities, transforming them in huge soulless funparks.