In Roma Talismano from the Superfictional World Atlas saga, Guerreiro do Divino Amor explores the connections between urban space, collective imagination, and ideology. This extensive project, an allegorical and global cartographic endeavor, has been the focus of his work for nearly two decades. Roma Talismano delves into the allegorical representation of Roman civilization as a symbol of fictional western historical superiority. Brazilian artist Ventura Profana embodies the Capitoline she-wolf, narrating the tales of three symbolic animals: the she-wolf (universal mother of superior peoples), the eagle (Roman martial dominance), and the lamb (Christian innocence), illustrating how narratives of power and purity intersect with our understanding of the natural world. With a master’s in architecture from the School of Architecture of Grenoble, Guerreiro do Divino Amor constructs a science fiction universe from reality fragments, presented through films, publications, and large-scale installations. He represented Switzerland at the 2024 Venice Biennale and won the PIPA Prize in 2019.