"Black Ancient Futures brings together works by 11 artists from the African diaspora, some of them presented for the first time in Portugal, who, through different languages, propose a vast set of narratives and alternative landscapes to the dominant panorama of contemporary arts. The alternative potential of the works summoned for this exhibition allows us to speculate on the possibility of a universe of utopian spaces favorable to changes in points of view, both on racial and historical justice and on the hierarchy and geography of contemporary creation." -MAAT

"Vox Populi" delves into the collective voice of Angolan society through Teixeira's unique artistic lens. By incorporating vernacular expressions and found objects—such as whisky packages and fragments from demolished favelas—his works serve as both poetic and political statements. The exhibition features installations of drawers, wooden boxes, and architectural fragments, symbolizing themes of shelter, displacement, construction, and ruin. Teixeira's art invites viewers to engage with the material and symbolic aspects of Angola's urban and human landscapes, promoting a dialogue on inequality, hunger, and the impacts of contemporary consumerism.