The exhibition Tudo é a forma que fala [It’s All in How You Say It], Zé Tepedino’s first solo show at the Triângulo Gallery, opens with one of these pieces, installed in the gallery’s outdoor space: an immovable swing with ropes tied to two symmetrically positioned structures, in such a way that the seat is in a permanent state of suspension. Inside the building, we find a diverse group of sculptures, wall works, films, and works in other media, produced in the last five years. It seems fair to say that Zé Tepedino belongs to a long tradition of artists – from movements including dada, surrealism, pop, new realism, arte povera, and beyond – who work with found materials, creating compositions through the assemblage of these objects.