Antonio Dias' 1968 floor installation 'Do It Yourself: Freedom Territory' documented in Daros Latinamerica Collection

In 1968, Antonio Dias developed 'Do It Yourself: Freedom Territory,' a work featuring adhesive vinyl applied to the floor, with sizes that differ based on the installation. This artwork is included in the Daros Latinamerica Collection located in Zürich, which focuses on modern and contemporary art from Latin America. High-resolution images and documentation of this important installation were made available on artcritical.com on April 18, 2013. Dias' creation addressed political issues during Brazil's military dictatorship and incorporated interactive aspects. Its varying dimensions and floor installation challenge conventional art norms, highlighting its conceptual essence over physical characteristics. The collection's acquisition safeguards this vital piece of Latin American conceptual art for future scholars and researchers.