Oscar Murillo is inviting people from around the world to take part in drawing sessions as part of an international collaborative artwork for the 36th São Paulo Biennial. These sessions are part of an ongoing project titled Social Mapping, a celebration of collective spirit anchored by the exercise of drawing and mark-making. 

Visitors are welcome to draw and doodle on blank canvases with pens, pencils, crayons and more. At the end of the session, the canvases will be collected and sent to Brazil to be installed on scaffolding structures in São Paulo's Ibirapuera Park. Visitors to the park will then paint on top of these marked canvases in a gathering of voices from around the world.

Visitors are free to draw and doodle on the canvas using pencils or crayons.

All drawing materials will be provided.

The installation is accessible with a valid museum ticket and open to all ages.