This research is dedicated to the listening of queer sexual dissident bodies in the city of Rio de Janeiro, who from their disobedient aesthetic-political practices work to disturb the heteronormativity order and question norms and the binary logic of gender and sex. A cartography of insurgent actions as means to face the ever increasing fascistization of the conservative Brazilian society, inseparable from the neoliberal capitalist context in which it operates. Insubordinate bodies that transform the pain and prejudice that cross them into non institutionalized powerful queer political tools, to propose new ways of existence through art and design practices: the art of performance, cyberactivism, graffiti, street mobilizations and drag shows. Proposals that evoke reflections on critical issues such as violence experienced by trans people made invisible by the binary logic of gender and sex; the distorted forms of representation and invisibility of queer people in the Brazilian media; the exaltation of the beauty of the anus as a reproductive organ of difference and the starting point for new possibilities of life; and the state, family and religion as control devices of queer bodies.