The research aims to present different representations around the commom space of Rio de Janeiro, thus discussing the importance of plural points of view on the city. To highlight this issue, representations of Favela Nova Holanda, a part of the Maré Favelas Complex, will be used. These representations were made by three local residents through photographs of local daily life. By crossing the content of these images, with interviews with photographers and the theoretical framework of authors such as Henri Lefebvre, among others, the research proposes a discussion around ways of making and thinking the urban space. This approach differs from the one proposed by an hegemonic logic and responsible for the construction of Rio de Janeiro as a mega-events stage, in the period between 2009 and 2016. Such logic contributed to the segregation and the control of spaces not inserted in the desired conception of the image of Rio de Janeiro as the Marvelous City. Contrary to the homogeneity this logic attempts to impose, diversity is an inherent characteristic of the urban space. Starting from this scenario, the project intends to discuss the importance of daily interventions and experiences within the street scale for the construction of more inclusive and plural city visions / projects. Beginning from the understanding that representations built on space may have as much importance in its production as social relations themselves, the research intends to expose the dynamics of space and the different views of the daily life lived in the city from the vision of those who live in it.