Neide Dias de Sá is a visual poet and artist with a graduate degree in Art Education, where she studied the acquisition of visual thinking in school-age children. She was a co-founder of the Process/Poem Movement in 1967, when she published code poems and "Corda" (Rope), a poem made up of images and signs statistically withdrawn from the press. It was exhibited at the Venice Biennial. De Sá has produced videos and film poems since the 1970s. In 1973, she launched a series of book poems with public participation, titled "Hollow Out Pages." Since 1970, she has produced constantly updated poems. "Poemãos," a book poem that focuses on the image of hands articulating writings and inscriptions, is successively renewed through means of reproduction - photography, photocopying and computers - and the introduction of new signs. She has participated in several international exhibitions and several critics have analyzed her work.