In times of domestic confinement, the relationship between the body and the daily lives becomes even more evident. In , everyday practices that use objects and tools are confronted by the dangerousness that any homemade items can offer to the body, even if this is the one who manipulates them. Renan Marcondes, reflecting on the video, writes: “[...] the body is always what, in seeking to act on something else, is attacked, diminished or mocked by it. Virtuality [...] is the will of the objects themselves, which subvert or fail human action, emancipating from it. Urgent virtuality for times when we learn that the world can respond to us as violently as we violate it daily.”