Art Postal et Art Gothique - France

Art Postal et Art Gothique: 122 Alexandre Lettnin: Brésil - Pelotas, RS

 

Woodcut

Manantial

Indian ink on paper

Easter

 

crayon

Elefante no branco

Lápis conté

Páscoa

Indian ink + café

GRAZI

 

 

 

 

 

Woodcut - 2013

 

http://dentograzi.blogspot.com.br/

Noël

Collage

DEMOISELLE

CRAYON

REGARDS

Crayon Pastel on fabriano paper 

SKETCHES

Indian ink + lavis + café

Insert coin - Exhibition in Italy

Stencil on paper

http://insertcoin.verdebinario.org/we-have-mail-2/

Tango

Stencil and stamp on a postcard

http://www.thisisart.ca/?p=3051

Grafitti - UCPel

Grafitti

Oli on pvc

http://www.ucpel.tche.br/portal/?secao=noticias&id=4504

Cover to MAPUCHE's album

So I was glad to made a woodcut that cover this nice album.
"Producer, musician and now manager of seal (SIC Music) Isaac Varzim advances in its rite of passage with the design sense and Mapuche shows tonight at the festival Floripa Noise, second album, entitled Lowlands.

Sanctity succeeds surprisingly, released last year. Now, the former member of the duo Superpose invests further in testing the fusion of electronic and organic music. A contemporary work that keeps the thin tract and insight of its predecessor, with sorbed indie melodies and synthesized elements (synthpop and house), low-fidelity (lo fi) and downtempo, which refers to another level of sensory stimulation. LCD Soundsystem's school did a good job.
The album has five tracks and will be released digitally on the website of Sic Music (www.sicmusic.net). Sales open today directly on the website or by Album Magazine edited by the seal, which brings only a graphic composition and visual design _ illustrated by Alex Lettnin engraver.
The album has a code to download the album. Those who prefer the warm wafer may appear in the Lounge Zhivago soon, 23h, and watch the show the band".
http://wp.clicrbs.com.br/contraversao/2012/06/21/mapuche-revela-lowlands-hoje-no-floripa-noise/

PRAISE

Lithography, 2009

A FRIEND

Woodcut

VIRTUAL HILL

V E L O T

Acrylic on cardboard

RETÂNGULOS

Watercolour on wood

PAINTING ON THE WALL

Acrilyc - XII, 2011

MERCADO CENTRAL

Work in progress
Acrylic painting on the wall in the pub Confraria Pelotas

XII - 2011

http://www.facebook.com/confrariapelotas

TWO FROGS DATING






Woodcut + origame on paper

P E O P L E





Monotipy + Stencil

Exhibition in Italy

MY EVERY DAY OBJECT

Stencil on paper

http://www.polifemo.org/mailart/myeverydayobject/

Exhibition in Argentine

Atelier Grafismos del Bajo

Oil + acrylic on paper

http://grafismosdelbajo.blogspot.com/

On the beach





Some "esquisses" from the last summer

Indian ink & cofee on paper

Yeux de Timbre

Stamps on paper, 2010

Paul Celan`s Poems

Exhibition in Serbia

(Some shots of the vernissage)

Paul Celan (23 November 1920, Cernăuţi, Bukovina, Kingdom of Romania, current Chernivtsi, Ukraine - c. 20 April 1970, Paris) was a poet and translator. He was born as Paul Antschel into a Jewish family in Romania, becoming one of the major German-language poets of the post-World War II era.

"Only one thing remained reachable, close and secure amid all losses: language. Yes, language. In spite of everything, it remained secure against loss. But it had to go through its own lack of answers, through terrifying silence, through the thousand darknesses of murderous speech. It went through. It gave me no words for what was happening, but went through it. Went through and could resurface, 'enriched' by it all."

Collecting - Mail Art Project

Netherlands

Library Exhibition20/02/2011 - ongoing
Opening: Sunday, 20 February 2011 15:00

Thousands of people have special collections which vary from stamps, coins, wrappers of cigars to meaningful words and fond memories. Why do we collect? And how? Many contemporary artists use ‘collecting’ to visualise their artistic concept. They also have the ability to put the principles of collecting into one postcard. The third part of Play van Abbe was about collecting. This was an inspiration for the library exhibition Collecting – Mail Art Project.

For Mail Art project Miranda Vissers has asked interested artists to contribute to this project by means of a postcard, attuned to the theme of collecting. This resulted in more than 250 submissions: postcards, drawings, etchings, paintings, collages, photographic and textile works. All Mail Art works are exhibited in the showcases of the library of the Van Abbemuseum and on the weblog. Also a selection of the Mail Art archives of the museum and the organisers is exhibited. The catalogue shows one work of each artist

To see the submissions, check the library blog,

http://libraryblog.vanabbe.nl/category/mailart/

P A Z

Interference on the municipal gallery of Chapecó, Brazil.

Inside the galery

Processus

Red fabric under courtains ~ XII ~ 2010

PEACE

As the frame that encloses the surface of a painting, a window can be defined as a border, according to Helio Fervenza as a "device that produces the separation of spaces which would be assigned a different status." By linking these spaces, "the sign that is the edge, does not define anything in a rigorous way, he states:" this is an artifact of presentation, while being "included and excluded from the space provided, allowing us to conclude that a curtain would be both a ceiling and a "passing place" or an instrument of mediation between the interior space, occupied by the statement - PEACE - and outer space.
The work PEACE makes the boundaries of the gallery leaking to the world in perpetuity; overflowing move to other situations - not necessarily art - making art constantly visible to the public: closeing the Curtain comes a new exhibition that gives back to the art space, opening up the street, interfering subtly in urban space.
Vertical strips of red fabric to hatch window, warming the gray curtains, making the statement, which can only be decrypted with the distance: a sign that now emerges from the interior and yells to horizontal gaze through the message of peace - necessarily greater the passerby. According to history, Jesus Christ himself once said: "I leave you my peace, my peace I give unto you." There would be no humanity without this little three-letter word.

Alexandre Lettnin

Daily Drawings





For fun, I'm posting some of my daily drawings.