Five kilos of red lipstick were needed to cover this little popcorn cart. The color and texture of the lipstick capture the meaning of this object linked to city life, the children, and the popular consumption. It is a common, everyday object that would go unnoticed if it was not covered with this soft, red, and sticky substance. The popcorn cart is transformed with a material that addresses the female universe. In a way, it produces a feminization of the city objects. Carmela Gross's interference does not provide answers. The artist shakes the known senses as materials and signs and means to think about them differently.