These documentary images represent the peaceful integration and the representativeness of the capybara in the daily lives of those who inhabit and preserve Lake Paranoá. The composition is objective, documenting the gentleness, trust, and the occupation of a space where humans recognize and respect the animal's boundaries as a symbol of the brasiliense soul.

The emphasis lies on physical presence—the resting posture amidst the flow of people, the free movement along the lakeshore, and the silent interaction with local residents—and on the conditions governing this coexistence: the recognition of wildlife as part of the community, the care for a shared territory, and the dignity of a species that personifies natural identity in the heart of urban life.