Sunday Reading
Excess digital exposure makes us thirsty to go against the grain of the algorithm. Seeking a more mindful way to grow, our interest in readings and topics that reshape our perspective is increasing.
The more stimuli, the greater the urge to escape everything predictable.
Maybe it's less about disconnecting and more about reclaiming depth, sensing time, the body, and space?as a different kind of connection.
_TO READ
1. The Danger of Being Lucid
by Rosa Montero
The Spanish writer offers provocative reflections on the fine line between genius, sensitivity, and madness, revealing what is both the best and the worst about being a creative mind.
2. The One Thing,
by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan
Awarded first place among the bestsellers of The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. An invitation to eliminate excess, quiet distractions, and focus energy on what really matters.
3. All About Love:
New Perspectives
Written by Bell Hooks as the first volume of her Love Trilogy, it aims to redefine love as action, a conscious choice, and a commitment?far beyond a feeling.
_TO VISIT
Mendes Wood DM @mendeswooddm presents the first solo exhibition of Lygia Pape, "Sendo", @projetolygiapape. The Light Poem "Sendo", which gives its name to the exhibition, reflects the artist?s ongoing creation, always attentive and in constant production.
The show proposes a game of inversions, where artwork and artist intersect, questioning who creates and who is created.
"Art is my way of seeing the world."
Lygia Pape was, and continues to be, an essential link to the sensibilities of life.
Lygia Pape at Casa Iramaia
Rua Iramaia, 105 - Jd Europa
Tuesday to Friday, 11am ? 7pm
Saturday, 10am ? 5pm
Until August 1st
_STAY COOL
The recent hype around capybaras seems to come from precisely what escapes the internet?s accelerated logic: while almost everything today fights for attention through excess. Associated with silence, peaceful coexistence, and a kind of indifference, it has found its way into everything from fashion campaigns to memes, design objects, and carefully curated feeds.
It traverses different languages?from animation to design objects?suggesting a broader interest in symbols of calm and conviviality. They also appear in TH's curation as a best-seller of the Architecture Biennale, in wooden pieces produced in the Brazilian Midwest.
_TH WEDDING
Amid an intense wedding season, we're waiting for you at Studio TH to discover the curation of original Brazilian design that was part of the Biennial, with a pause and a piece of cake. In the same visit, we invite you to the exhibition: Figuras do Silêncio, by Ana Vitória Mussi at Galeria Lume, which brings together works that explore image construction and question contemporary visual narratives.
Until 30.05
Rua Gumercindo Saraiva 54B - Jd Europa
Monday to Friday 10am ? 7pm
Saturdays 11am ? 3pm
_ON THE RADAR
Add to your calendar: the exhibition Hilma af Klint, at the Grand Palais @le_grand_palais, the artist?s first solo show in France.
Long before abstraction was officially recognized as a modernist rupture, Hilma af Klint was already painting geometric forms, spirals, and symbolic systems, driven by the conviction that her work did not entirely belong to the visible world. Between science, spirituality, and a kind of intuitive language of the invisible, the artist created hundreds of paintings that she chose to keep hidden for decades after her death, believing that her era was not yet ready to understand them.
Hilma af Klint
May 6th ? August 30th
at the Grand Palais, Paris
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