Natureza em três versos (Nature in three verses) is the title of poetic interventions at Sesc Itaquera, in São Paulo, Brazil: haiku that interact with the environment to reflect on our rhythm and experience in the spaces and places we find ourselves.

From the importance of open spaces and distant from the chaos of the city after the period of isolation, the discreet and light poems spread throughout the space stimulate the search for poetry outside the screen and the virtual world.

The structure of three verses of traditional haiku was highlighted, with poems by Lígia Blat and the pioneer of haiku in Brazil, Afrânio Peixoto, that are mixed on the surfaces and present our relationship with the grandeur and details of nature: the connection of being and to sense.

In this project of visual poetry, the poems focus on the idea of buccality – oral health and mouth pleasures, making use of the three-dimensionality of space and highlighting its visual and poetic aspects, which emphasize the multiple meanings and uses of the word mouth.