Olinda Tupinambá is an indigenous person from the Tupinambá and Pataxó Hãhãhãe peoples, journalist, curator, performance artist, filmmaker and environmental activist. The aesthetic and political artivism of Olinda's work breaks with the stereotypes and racism that hang over indigenous peoples. Her work occupies the screen to echo the voices of ancestry, which denounce oppression and demarcate the existence of indigenous peoples. Olinda shows that indigenous people are contemporary, living in the present, seeking references in the indigenous past to re-signify and update.