SP ART 23

Tela Cultivada Interstício Clorofila
by @delsonuchoa
@lucianabritogaleria

The painter Alagoas brings various possibilities of imagination from pieces that form from the constant addition of the overlap of elements. Your way of making art is always a stimulus to think about the experiences and knowledge we develop, and that allow the born of new ideas.

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by Carlito Carvalhosa
@galeriasilviacintrabox4

The exhibitions are a tribute to Carlito Carvalhosa in memories of his history, with works that rescued the artist's passion for knowledge, for research, and by exploring what attracted him most in his works: opposite concepts.

Untitled
by Rubem Valentim
@pinakotheke

Rubem Valentine is inspired by Northeast traditions and also African references to develop his works, thinking each one from religious symbols that have roots in geometric shapes.

Fachada
by Alfredo Volpi
@steinerfinearts

Volpi's modernist works are considered symbols of resistance, as they value the artisanal and resist the automation of processes. Flags, facades and masts are very recurring elements in his work.

Metros I
by Cildo Meireles
@steinerfinearts

The relationship between the work and the spectator's body star in the show of Cildo, which bring some perspectives on society and politics, always seeking to connect art and life.

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by Mestre Didi
@almeidaedale

Rituals have always been part of Master Didi's childhood. From his connection with his trajectory and ancestry, Didi develops objects inspired by nature and his connection with Umbanda, from his identity and African and Afro-Brazilian studies who have always been present in his Bahian life experience .

Pele Litoral
by @marciademoraes
@galerialeme

In lines that resemble foliage, bones and body fluids, the artist explores various issues about the female body.

De nossos ombros arados
by @maredematos
@galerialume

The series is a tribute to black women who pierce the earth with homemade grenades to perform agricultural and aesthetic functions.

Vitral
by @casadacunha
@galerialuisastrina

In the show, the artist brings together Brazilian pop culture and modernism, decorative arts and British pop culture through the dialogue of different materials with different functions.

Sopro na Argila
by Fernando and Humberto Campana, from @estudiocampana
@lucianabritogaleria

Fernando and Humberto Campana's arts were created from recycled and natural materials, highlighting Brazilian history and culture in each trait and stimulating various meanings to the word "transformation".