Luiz Roque’s work inhabits a space between cinema, art, and critical theory, engaging political disputes that are both real and imaginary. Attracted to the power of the image and, in particular, to sensations that stem from vision, Luiz Roque traverses diverse territories, including science fiction, the legacy of modernism, pop culture, and queer biopolitics, in order to construct visually sensual and conceptually layered narratives. The plasticity of the allegories employed in his films navigates the tensions between technological advancement and contemporary micro- and macro-power relations.