Rua da Bica 47 · Sunday 8 November 2026 · twenty-six people

The Hundredth Sunday

Ten printed faces for nine designs — the envelope is suite furniture. Every drawn object on every piece is cut from one ink-locked drawing, so the hand is not merely consistent across the suite, it is the same hand.

Invitation127 × 178mm · uncoated 300gsmThe hundredth Sunday photographed from above, drawn instead. The date is written inside the one plate left empty.
Envelope130 × 180mm · uncoated 120gsmAddressed by hand, badly, by the hosts — their own words. The printed part is one fork and the return line; the rest of the face is left empty for the pen.
RSVP Card100 × 70mm · uncoated 300gsmThe card admits that nobody has ever replied to this dinner and asks anyway, because Ruben has to shop on Saturday. The reply goes in the plate.
Menu Card120 × 230mm · uncoated 250gsmNo course headings, at the client's explicit instruction — everything arrives at once, so the card is one continuous list under the pot. "The pot" is set in the drawn hand, because at this table it is a proper noun.
Place Cards90 × 55mm · uncoated 300gsmThe name goes in the plate. The line underneath names which part of the table you are on — an ironing board counts, and is the seat people ask for.
Table Markers100 × 70mm · five cards · uncoated 300gsmThere is one table, so there are no table numbers. There are five names, because the table is five tables end to end — the Pine, two leaves, a trestle, and an ironing board.
Bar & Drink Menu148 × 210mm · uncoated 250gsmEvery drink is written on a bottle's own blank label — the one type platform the invitation had to give up. The line about the negroni is the client's, verbatim.
Door CardA3 · 297 × 420mm · uncoated 170gsmTaped to the street door, which is the only place in the suite a stranger reads. The buzzer has never worked, so the instruction is the largest thing on the sheet.
Leftovers Tags60 × 90mm · punched · uncoated 300gsmThe whole dinner started as somewhere to put the leftovers, so everyone leaves with a jar. The name goes on the lid; the tag is punched and tied to the neck.
Thank You Card120 × 170mm · uncoated 300gsmThe same table, after. It is the one piece in the suite with no orange anywhere — the pot has gone back to the kitchen, and its absence is the design.