Ambiances affect us in several ways. Our everyday lifestyle has guided us to a lack of time to feel, raising questions about our sensitiveness. Questioning if re-sensitizing activities would create new ways of sensitivity, we decided to explore the points of view of passersby from the streets of downtown Rio de Janeiro. Experiences on/of the streets have derived from the look of the flâneur. Each passerby was invited to analyze the street in sensible ways such as sounds, smells, and with the help of a frame – as in when one is about to photograph something – an angle of the street. The experience has shown that the sensitive is in everyday life and is apprehended when we let ourselves be carried away by the affections, the feeling stripped of the analytical eye.