In her dislodgements made in long ways, Sonia Távora, presents the paradox that passes over the big cities’ problems: the poetic look that emerges when facing the not so rare cruel reality of areas invaded by several forms of violence. In Eco-Limits, Between Worlds and Row of Houses, the same universe of problems is explored. In the sentence painted (graffiti)  in the front wall of a house at the Alemão’s Slum Complex, in Rio – “Its route draws the line that invades my life”–, seen in a picture published in a newspaper show that poetry and perplexity become indelible marks of today’s reality.