Na Terra de São Jorge is a visual allegory of Rio de Janeiro, where Saint George is syncretized with Ogum, the warrior orixá of Candomblé and Umbanda. Mountains, ocean and forest frame the city, while streets and favelas form its dense urban fabric. Daily life unfolds in tension and celebration. The Cariocas straddle both worlds and choose joy, even as the dragon of inequality lingers, met with courage drawn from faith and festivity. This project maps Rio’s cultural and spiritual soul — carnival, samba schools, sacred rituals — where São Jorge/Ogum embodies protection and resilience, invoked by the marginalized and carried in music. Here, Rio becomes a living theatre, where ancestry, devotion, and celebration converge against the backdrop of concrete and myth.