Sound Engravings is a dance film collectively created by Coletivo Afrometáforas, bringing together body, music, landscape, and memory. Filmed on the banks of the Paraguaçu River in São Félix, with Cachoeira in the background, the work follows a body that begins as a seed and, traversed by music, grows, rises vertically, and transforms into a tree. Through dance, kora, and cello, the work collectively constructs a sensitive landscape in which sound leaves traces on the body, and those traces become movement. In this way, the work proposes an experience shaped by Black and Afro-diasporic perspectives, in which body, territory, and ancestry inscribe themselves upon one another.