All Mixed Up

It is often believed that misunderstanding is a flaw in communication, when in fact it is often the misunderstanding that drives communication forward and connects people If we would always understand each other, we would have nothing to talk to each other ... or debate! If everyone would experience things exactly the same, there would be no need for further explanation, and conversations would be unnecessary In a tiny house in a huge city, sisters Kata and Birta spend the day together as they step into a world without misunderstanding and soon realize that there is exactly between the words where the entertainment begins.

Misunderstanding is often seen as a flat in communication, when in reality it is often differentstanding that drives communication and connections people. If we always understand one another, there would be no need to speak... or to argue! If everyone experiences things in exact the same way, there would be no need for further explanation, and conversation itself would become that it is beautiful in the past the words.

Photos: Claudio Parada Nunes