B R I C O L E U R
Exhibition in IDEA Gallery on the University of Rio Grande ~ extreme south of Brazil ~ 2008
Exhibition in IDEA Gallery on the University of Rio Grande ~ extreme south of Brazil ~ 2008
Monday, November 03, 2008
TALK SHOW VIDA:
SCENERY IN PROGRESS
I have been comissioned to make a scenery to a TV talk show. It was a different experience to me, I had to learn about artificial lights, profundity and another camera's effects. It was funny because I had to work when the show was "on the air", so I take some weeks to do the job.
SCENERY IN PROGRESS
I have been comissioned to make a scenery to a TV talk show. It was a different experience to me, I had to learn about artificial lights, profundity and another camera's effects. It was funny because I had to work when the show was "on the air", so I take some weeks to do the job.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
GRÁFICA GAÚCHA II
PUXADO ~ woodcut ~ 58 x 38 cm ~ Paris, 2001
Organized by Anico Herskovits, "Grafica Gaucho II 'is the result of an important work of mapping the graphic arts of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, located in southern Brazil.50 artists participated in the event that encompassed different techniques of printmaking.
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Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
IX BALCONADAS BIENNIAL
Betanzos is a municipality in Galicia, Spain, in the Province of A Coruña. Betanzos was formerly called by its ancient Latin name Brigantium.The town is located in a fertile valley close to the Atlantic Ocean, and it has one of the best preserved old quarters in Galicia. Noteworthy is the Igrexa de San Francisco (St Francis Church), erected in 1387 by order of count Fernán Pérez de Andrade, whose tomb, decorated with hunting scenes, can be seen inside of the church. The Igrexa de Santiago (St Jacques Church), built in the 15th century by the guild of tailors, has a main portal decorated with a horseback statue of Saint Jacques. Other sights in the town are several town palaces, a 16th-century clock tower, and the town walls, which preserve three of their original four gates. There are two celebrations in Betanzos in August each year. At the festival of San Roque, a very large paper balloon is launched. And later in August, decorated boats sail along the river to the nearby Os Caneiros. Each two years, on september, trere are this nice international biennial of paintings where we can apreciate the works hanging in the old balconys.
Betanzos is a municipality in Galicia, Spain, in the Province of A Coruña. Betanzos was formerly called by its ancient Latin name Brigantium.The town is located in a fertile valley close to the Atlantic Ocean, and it has one of the best preserved old quarters in Galicia. Noteworthy is the Igrexa de San Francisco (St Francis Church), erected in 1387 by order of count Fernán Pérez de Andrade, whose tomb, decorated with hunting scenes, can be seen inside of the church. The Igrexa de Santiago (St Jacques Church), built in the 15th century by the guild of tailors, has a main portal decorated with a horseback statue of Saint Jacques. Other sights in the town are several town palaces, a 16th-century clock tower, and the town walls, which preserve three of their original four gates. There are two celebrations in Betanzos in August each year. At the festival of San Roque, a very large paper balloon is launched. And later in August, decorated boats sail along the river to the nearby Os Caneiros. Each two years, on september, trere are this nice international biennial of paintings where we can apreciate the works hanging in the old balconys.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Sunday, May 04, 2008
LES POTEAUX POTES
Instalation ~ 60 cm perimeter x 350 cm ~ print on plastic bubble sheets ~ 2008
When first time I arrived in Pavé d'Orsay, I've seen that, in the center of the exhibition's room, there was two white poles; so, in that moment, I began to work in a concept, trying to integrate them on the exhibition. The two white poles means to me "repetition" and a clean base to show some kind of print. I choose to use the plastic bubble sheets because it is a kind of poor material, it is transparent and have a surface that 'calls' people to touch it. Using a simple cork (take form a good bootle of french wine) and acrilyc paint, I've print two identic targets, one to each pole.
Instalation ~ 60 cm perimeter x 350 cm ~ print on plastic bubble sheets ~ 2008
When first time I arrived in Pavé d'Orsay, I've seen that, in the center of the exhibition's room, there was two white poles; so, in that moment, I began to work in a concept, trying to integrate them on the exhibition. The two white poles means to me "repetition" and a clean base to show some kind of print. I choose to use the plastic bubble sheets because it is a kind of poor material, it is transparent and have a surface that 'calls' people to touch it. Using a simple cork (take form a good bootle of french wine) and acrilyc paint, I've print two identic targets, one to each pole.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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