Inspired by the Araguaia River, the project Entre Rios, by architects Gustavo Watanabe and Aline Aratake, transforms a circulation space into a place of permanence and coexistence. The staircase in Luiz Blue quartzite evokes the riverbed, while the micro pebbles floor refers to the banks, creating contrast between solidity and fluidity. Authorial furniture, sensory lighting, and an installation inspired by fishing nets reinforce the symbolic atmosphere. In dialogue with the theme "Mind and Heart," the project proposes to slow down the journey and reconnect the visitor with memory, nature, and coexistence.