This research is dedicated to the listening of bodies belonging to the material reality of Madness found in the space of mental health attendance, Casa Verde, in the city of Rio de Janeiro. From a particular perception about what we understand as space and bringing the concept of materiality, aims to observe what has been developing in the scope of mental health attendance since the occurrence of the Anti-asylum Movement, regarding not only what has been spatially constructed, but mostly gazing how Madness has been socially framed since then. Drawing upon phenomenological and creative methodologies, this work challenges itself in order to gather in its own structure, narrative and activity the theory and practice of its openness to limits and tensions that emerged during contact with the field. Michel Foucault s, Roland Barthes, and Judith Butler s works were the primary theoretical ground used to propose new ways of questioning the conditions and operations that recognize and validate contemporary ways of living, in order to rouse mobilizations in its normative devices.