Bombril<\/em>. In Brazil, Bombril is a well-known brand of products for cleaning, but also a pejorative way to refer to a characteristic of black hair. Specifically, bombril refers to a scourer as a racist metaphor for the aspect of black hair. In the context of this country, the racist expression \u201cs(he)\/they has\/have bombril hair\u201d is widely and thoughtlessly used. Using this performance as a case study and with the support of additional videos and texts, I am going to expose how new relationships between form\/matter and aesthetics\/politics are possible, which contradicts the modernist idea that an innovative form must be delinked from any political and subjective positionality.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n