In the courtyard of CCBB, Festa no Céu, by Daiara Tukano, unfolds as a suspended flock composed of 104 translucent birds, arranged in a large-scale mobile that moves slowly and continuously through the space. Distributed across four flight positions, the birds cast iridescent reflections onto the architecture, spreading their colors across walls and floor and making light an essential part of the work. Designed with the hori graphic patterns of the Ye’pá Mahsã people, found in basketry, ceramics, and body painting, the birds evoke a cosmological narrative in which the first women gave rise to the birds, marking the emergence of colors, languages, images, and dreams. Installed at CCBB, the flock reinscribes this ancestral memory into the exhibition space and creates an experience of passage through body, light, and movement, where the sky emerges as a living territory of transmission and continuity.