Lianne Milton
Brazil: Rising Nostalgia for Dictatorship Return: 07-20160705dictatorship189
![A pedestrian walks past a row of red plants at the former DOI-CODI, now 36th Civil Police Precinct. In 2007 visual artist Fernando Piola created a landscape project, called Operação Tutoia, with red plants to evoke the collective memories of the military period. Red color was used as a symbol of the violence during the dictatorship. Plant by plant he exchanged the green vegetation with red foliage.](http://cdn.lightgalleries.net/4bd5ebfbaf24d/images/07-20160705dictatorship189-1.jpg)
A pedestrian walks past a row of red plants at the former DOI-CODI, now 36th Civil Police Precinct. In 2007 visual artist Fernando Piola created a landscape project, called Operação Tutoia, with red plants to evoke the collective memories of the military period. Red color was used as a symbol of the violence during the dictatorship. Plant by plant he exchanged the green vegetation with red foliage.
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