Marie Claire Br Magazine
(Pixo's girls)
Photo: João Wainer
Article by Priscila Pastre
May 2021 edition
This interview talks about the night Eneri climbed until the 12th floor, and when get on the 9th the window opened, she took a break, and wrote a message on the book of the owner of the place.
*full text available upon request*
“I believed that, because I am a woman, I wouldn’t have the strength to climb the floors like a man.
But in reality, this is a skill that only requires technique and effort.
Any woman can learn it. In the end, it is very gratifying to show that I can be good at what I do and encourage other women.”
Elástica article,
Editora Abril
(Female pixadoras break gender barriers on the streets)
By Beatriz Lourenco Photo: Carla Arakaki March 2021
Fourth edition of the 8M2024 magazine, a project conceived and organized by artist Pri Barbosa, bringing together content from women, artists, researchers, photographers, poets, whose productions reflect current feminist discussions, aiming to reach diverse audiences and promote essential debates for the Brazilian and Latin American female scenario.
Eneri - @eneri.psm on instagram, is a expressive voice about art, social and feminist issues, and street art on the internet.
But her pixo is even more expressive on the streets itself, cause the page is just about documenting her art and pixacão life - where she has been breaking many limits, and showing how strong woman can be.
Fundraising event September 2022 (to pay anti prison fine)
Event with exhibition to raise funds after a fine of 7 minimums salary that Eneri was ordered to pay in 60 days to avoid being sentenced to prison for making pixo.
Taking the opportunity to talk about the flawed justice system and how much we are at mercy of the public defender’s office when we do not have the financial means to pay for a private service.
RTL (news on dutch channel)
TV report talking about the building painted in Rotterdam and the nuisance caused by it in September 2023
All Caps Festival
Media coverage of intervention “what is the debt of the developed countries with the 3rd world? (...)”
Interview for Vist Magazine By Miguel Vilela
July 2023
"I wonder what are the limits of art, what are the limits of freedom of expression, why does it have to be limited only to established places.
I also think about the issue of pollution. Because pixação is only a visual, aesthetic pollution, but it is much more annoying than true pollution.
The pixação shows that we are still colonizing to this day. They are exploiting the city, and the urban environment itself is already a great attack on the environment."
Open talk on Midia Ninja “Pixo: for transgression of order in cities”
with Vg, Cripta Djan and Dino
July 2022
Greek newspaper Lifo article discussing about a building with a pixo "Immigrants are not a problem!!!"
"Diagonally from the polyglot SYRIZA, which will never cease to amuse us with its new ridiculous, the burnt, abandoned IKA building. A year in this state.
We talk about the disgrace of punctuality and rents, but Dina Karatziou's report HERE, highlighted an aspect of the problem that is kept silent, about the thousands of closed and empty apartments in the city.
The IKA does not belong to this category exactly, however it adorns Greek corruption with its urban glamor (*initial* budget: 5,700,000 million euros).
What do tourists want from Athens? Ancient ruins and modern floodplain. Gimme baby, gimme..."
Talk about Pixo, art and inclusion with a group of teenagers in the public school E.E. Américo Marco Antônio. Osasco, SP November 2023
“Inclusão” (inclusion) made by Eneri’s pixo lettering while she talks about it
From Argentina and Brazil to Mexico City.
The amazing Meme Stp invited us, along with Eneri, two of the most influential figures in Latin American graffiti, to document how they transformed an entire building in La Merced, hanging high above it. Thanks to ATEA for giving us the space to record this historic moment.
Eneri is the queen of heights and one of the most emblematic figures of graffiti in Brazil.
Panorama Rua is an interview-based project created by Eneri on Instagram, bringing together voices from the underground scene to speak about their experiences with pixação, music, art, photography, cinema, everyday life, and other subjects shaped by the streets. The project creates space for perspectives that are often excluded from dominant cultural narratives, while preserving the complexity, individuality, and authenticity of those who live them.
Rooted in pixação as the scene from which Eneri emerged, Panorama Rua also opens dialogue with other cultural expressions connected to the broader landscape of the streets. More than an interview series, the project functions as a platform for exchange, visibility, and documentation, where underground culture speaks for itself through the people who actively shape it.
