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CONTEMPORARY ART 2013 NEW YORK
M A G A Z I N EMARCH 2013 EUR 10
CONTEMPORARY ART 2013 NEW YORK
M A G A Z I N EMARCH 2013
Kuraattori / CuratorEdson Cardoso+358 400 765 576
[email protected] Galleria / Arte Vida Arte ry Pohjoinen Rautatienkatu 17 B 8
00100 Helsinki FINLANDwww.avagalleria.com
Taitto / LayoutSami Luoto
Graafinen suunnittelu / Graphic designEeva Zwijnenburg
+358 449 135 217 [email protected]
Koordinaattori / CoordinatorHelena Cardoso+358 504 430 276
CooperatorDiego Barros
Editor Eeva Zwijnenburg
+358 449 135 217 [email protected]
Collaborative designerJulia Bjo
CONTEMPORARY ART 2013 NEW YORK
M A G A Z I N EMARCH 2013 EUR 10
CREATIVE MOMENTSLondon
ART IN MOVEMENTPortugal
ART FAIRNew York
COLORS FROM BRAZIL AND FINLANDNew York
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CREATIVE MOMENTSExhibition of contemporary art from Finland and Brazil was held at The Brick Lane Gallery, London. Creative Moments is the third exhibition of this theme held abroad.
WORLD DESIGN CAPITAL HELSINKI 2012Helsinki was selected as the World Design Capital (WDC) for the year of 2012. The International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (Icsid) selects the World Design Capital every second year.
DESIGN FROM EUROPE AND LATIN AMERICAOne of the most interesting exhibitions held in the AVA Gallery was a joint exhibition called Design From Europe and Latin America. The exhibition had works from Germany, Portugal and Brazil.
ART FAIRAVA Gallery has for the first time a lounge at Artexpo New York, the world’s largest fine art trade show, which will take place at Pier 92,a135,000 square feet convention space in an airy venue for art exhibitions
ART IN MOVEMENT2013 is the year of Brazil in Portugal. AVA Galleria takes part in this celebration, organizing the exhibition Brazil - Art in Movement.
CASACASA (Centro de Assistencia Social e Artistica) is a Art School for underprivileged children of Rio de Janeiro.
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Creative Moments in LondonExhibition of contemporary art from Finlandand Brazil.
The Brick Lane Gallery27.11 - 2.12.2012
Exhibition was organized by AVA Galleria in The Brick Lane Gallery. Creative Moments is the third exhibition of this theme held abroad. Previous exhibitions were held in Osaka, Japan 2010 and in Berlin, Germany 2011.
Artists from Finland: Gunilla Helve, Hanne Juga, Hannele Haatainen, Iiris Pessa, Jari Järnström, Maija Loukola, Mari Leskinen, Raija Heikkilä, Seija Floderus, Tapio Lötjönen, Taru Tomperi, Tiina Kaisa Leppänen and Ursula Kianto.
Artists from Brazil: Stella Gomide, Carolina Saidenberg, Cristina Bahiense, Jaime Baiao, Jose Antonio de Lima, Leandro Figueiredo, Pablo Slawinski and Roberto Lacerda.
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196 Brick Lane | London | E1 6SA | +44 (o)207 729 [email protected] Daily 1 - 6 pm
STELLA GOMIDE
“Born in São Paulo, Stella Gomide is graduated in Drawing and Plastic at Mackenzie University and has a Teaching Degree by Santa Marcelina College. Stella lectured in several courses, mainly on Artistic Design, with some famous brazilian artist like Carlos Fajardo, Cássio Michalany, Newmann Schutze and Maazo Rek, as well at Brazilian Sculpture Museum. Nowadays she belongs to a group called “Visual Poetics of Interaction”, at the Contemporary Art Museum of São Paulo, studyng classical artists in a digital work.
The artist participated in several group exibitions in Brazil and abroead.( New York, Miami, Paris,Hungary, Austria, Chile. Her works incorporates private collections in Brazil, USA and Israel. Mainly of her works are dedicated to create a contemporary view os the big cities, like São Paulo”. She also likes to draw anonimous people from the big cities, and make art from tetrapak milk boxes , with São Paulo scenes drawn over it. “
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CAROLINA SAIDENBERG
I was born in São Paulo, Brazil 1977. Since early childhood I draw and paint; my parents suggested I started studying oil painting at age 11. In 1998 I got a Bachelor’s degree in Arts from Anhembi Morumbi University. Later I got a post-degree at Faculdade de Belas Arts de São Paulo (Fine Arts School of São Paulo) in Arts 2003. I am influenced by the French Impressionists , postimpressionists and figurative painters like Modigliani, Monet, Klimt, Gaughin, Van Gogh, Lautrec, Degas… creating my own modernist style.
http://[email protected]
Twitter: @saidenberg
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CRISTINA BAHIENSE
Ciclovia110 x 70 cm
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Homage to Mondrian80 x 60 cm
Collage on photo
Ciclovia
These photos were taken on the pedestrian beach bike path of Barra ( RJ Brazil). The goal was to register the contrast between a newly placed asphalt layer on another older than there was, briging to the fore (revealing) thus a rich image into shapes, stains an strong contrast created from a bicycle path. So I could take a photo through the process of transformation of strong visual impact.
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Since my childhood, in the south of Brazil, I felt driven by images. Any images! A pencil, a piece of paper, an idea...and, as time went by, I gradually lost my fear. Oil, acrylic, enamel, polyurethane became part of my everyday life helping to decant ideas and images. Medicine certainly helped to define pains, disabilities and my emptiness. The object of my search was how to present feelings and meanings through form and eventually, always analysing the process, I concluded that the figurative-abstract, the colours and their absences, the sequences of points formed my indefinable being.
JAIME BAIÃO
Love100 x 100 cm
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Meanwile on the first floor60 x 60 cm
2012
www.artebaiao.com
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PABLO SLAWINSKI
CAPTIVES SERIES
Captives are inhuman beings, pure portrays, sensations made of perceptive and endearment, active forces released by its captivity. The title of the series designed to the power of the pre-individuals or essencials, mul-tiple captivated about to be released to the outbreaking of new inorganic shapes of expression and creation.
Captives are unconscious manifestation of the inhuman state of being – creations of the pure essencials signs – signs that do not represent, do not individualize, do not have any significant nor meaning, they are expressions of sensations and intensities. Captives by philosophical definition are manifestations of the captive essence inside the soul. The essence does not belong to the subject (concious), it is within the subject, that is, the subject has to be cracked in order for the individual give a way to the expression.
The essences are forces of the unconscious that become real through the body without organs, that wrest from the caos flux of intensity exposed to the world through art. It is the artist himself while thing, immersed in the unlimited, from there to update the invisible, the artwork. Art is the language of sensations: “Painting is living a second childhoood”.
AffectionatelyPablo Slawinski
Creative Moments by Pablo SlawinskiVídeo link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0LIimiIDnE
PABLO SLAWINSKI - PAINTINGS
Pablo Slawinski was born on November 26th, 1976 in Rio de Janeiro city where he resides. Throughout his whole life he went through different areas that were at the same time complimentaries, where the work with his hands where the main diference for the enrichment of his art.
On his communication course, he chose the journalism major in order to improve his writing skills. Parallel he studied philosophy with emphasis in Deleuze, Spinoza, Nietzsche and Foucault. Years later, already working as a chef of high class gastronomy, intuitivelly elaborated a method of harmonizing his dishes.
He learned Ikebana’s floral technique to enrich the esthetics of this gastronomies criations. He was interested in the traditional chinese medicine after he found out that his way of cooking was the same pattern that was used by the oriental method of dietary, in this matter he graduated in acupuncture and shiatsu therapy.
In this multiple universe, northern always by hand making work, Pablo Slawinski developed his unique way of paiting: “I started painting on my cooking” In 2004, he started his artistic process and today with a lot of power, he devotes to his fine art work, having a maximum in all of this work “the art as an expressive form of the last and absolute difference.” His work are guided by the new and creation of pure essencial signals, signals that do not represent, do not individualize, do not have any significant nor meaning. They are pure sensations and state of being. To Pablo, Art is the language of sensations and paiting is poetry without words. “Painting is living a second childhood”.
cargocollective.com/[email protected]
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ROBERTO LACERDA
Instead of using the canvas as a support, Roberto Lacerda presents his ricepaper paintings opent to read from both front and back.
Ceasing to use canvas as a support, Roberto Lacerda instead presents his rice paper paintings open to readings from both front and back. In all its planes, this construction has a studied ambivalence, possible only for some-one who – like its creator – has mastered even the most secure media. In an artist whose painting was austerely Zen, highly rigorous and refined, these procedures imposed a need for a nonlinear reading of the current series.Right from the early days when he was still working with an airbrush and Indian ink, attracted by the imponderable treatments that the Eastern artists have long offered to our perception with their non colors and their quasi-tones, Roberto Lacerda worked not just at the mimetic level (which would mean an extremely shallow and gratuitous plastic belles-lettrisme) but rather endows them with the most legitimate appropriation, assigning them personal marks, discoveries and re-elaborations. Let us take an example: spreading the paint over the front of the paper results in an indirect impregnation on the back, which is one of the most fascinating chapters of this construction.
On the one side, direct action, carefully thought- out and undertaken by the painter, who highlights and resolves the new deadlocks and dilemmas offered by the support, the instruments and the matter to be added, suppressed or lightened. All belonging to a logic that is specific to painting and has changed little in the course of its history, this implies a prior empirical and cognitive existence, meaning that the artist draws – from his professional memory and his theoretical expertise – data such as the length of time required by each solvent, the compatibilities and rejections among colors etc. This making of the painting is the outcome of feelings corrected by rules, as stipulated by the classical premise. Now, the colors that soaked through to the back through capillarity – no more than waste for a less experienced and less skilled palette, a residue of the treat-ment supplied to the other side – constitutes a highly difficult area, almost at the level of the unacceptable. Based on the casual nature of its basic coloration, this offers the painter a seemingly insurmountable problem: reconciling the plastic situation that he may have produced with a desire for chromatic and compositional arrangement.
On the front, the artist works from nothing, which is why he can do anything. Here on the back, he must start out from chaos – and it would be expected that he could not do very much. And he will not be able to do so because lightening some touch of color or highlighting another would threaten an undesirable intervention on the other side. It is with the lightest of delicate veils, through fragile swathes of color, in a writing where the quasi-imperceptible plays a leading role, that Roberto Lacerda arranges the chaos of this matter that soaks through the paper after being applied to the other side. His records here are an exercise in lightness, attained so flawlessly that the eye does not detect the slightest misstep. Picasso is his predecessor in this experiment: back in the mid- 1950s, he worked on both sides of the canvas through a procedure conceptualized specially for the splendid documentary by Clouzot (Le Mystère Picasso, 1956).
I do not believe that any other attempt has been recorded to paint on both side of a specific permeable support, other than as a sporadic eccentricity by some artist or another.
Looking at these rice papers that Roberto paints on both sides, we undeniably have an original work of art. Produced with such mastery of his métier, he endows each of them with an independent reading, while at the same time ensuring seamless integration with the object as a whole. Serving an art with no errors or esthetic slips, the ancillary procedures are part of the work, providing the foundations for our eye to travel towards the legibility of greater coherence. Nothing in this universe of visual contrasts veers away from the concept that it is the core of the work, served equally by its more striking aspects as well as its delicacies, although the latter are in fact no less striking.
Ruy Sampaio International Association of Art Critics
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Leandro Figueiredo was born an artist, immersed in art.His father was a musician, his godmother an artist; by the age of 7 he was already displaying talent in his weekly piano lessons that led him to appreciate music as a hobby.A hobby that is still very much present in his life today, when this Paulista with a soul of a Carioca decides to trade in a day at the beach, in Barra da Tijuca, the neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro where he lives with his wife and son who turned 4 years in August 2012 for a jam session battery that lasts two to three hours. In parallel to this musical universe, Leandro attained his Degree in Design from PUC-RJ in 1998.
This was the creative side of a boy who drew caricatures of friends and created fictional characters during class and was suddenly forced to choose a profession.In 2000, while working as a graphic and digital designer, Leandro decided to open a design company with a focus on the world of web. He continues to be a partner of the company to this day.But it wasn’t until his father fell seriously ill and Leandro had to take time off from work to help, that he realized the importance of investing his time in what he loved the most: Art. Since a young age, Leandro, the messy kid from a building in Laranjeiras that was always being scolded for his art, turned into a sensitive, creative, good humored man recognized and praised for his art.In 2011, the year he discovered painting on canvas, Leandro adopted into his technique the use of contrast between shadows and traces in Black and White, done in graphite pencil, dry pastels and bold acrylic oil colors.
Often, white, as the absence of color, can be found in his works.The simple and expressive traits of the characters and shapes appear embedded in commonplace situations. And, according to the author, are intended to stimulate laughter and the desire of the observer to create his own story. “Art told through the eyes of the beholder,” he adds.
On day 19, 20 and 21 October 2012, four of his works were exhibited at Contemporary Art Fair in Carroussel du Louvre in Paris and 28th to December 2nd 2012, two of his works will be exhibited in the Brick Lane Gallery in London.
LEANDRO FIGUEIREDO
Guinho VocalistaAlda
Text and photo: Eeva ZwijnenburgTranslation: Ennisofia Salmela
Maailman muotoilupääkaupunki Helsinki 2012Helsinki valittiin vuoden 2012 designpääkaupungiksi (World Design Capital, WDC) vuonna 2009 yhdessä Espoon, Vantaan, Kauniaisten ja Lahden kanssa. Nimitys on ainutlaatuinen, sillä se painottaa designin merkitystä kaupunkiympäristölle, kaupungin asukkaille, kuin myös sen taloudelle. Nimitys jaetaan joka toinen vuosi ja sen myöntää teollisen muotoilun maailmanjärjestö Icsid (International Council of Societies of Industrial Design) Aikaisemmat kaupungit olivat Torino 2008 ja Soul 2010. Vuoden 2014 designpääkaupunki on Kapkaupunki. Suomessa designpääkaupungin toiminnasta vastasi Kansainvälinen designsäätiö.
Designpääkaupunkivuoden tavoitteena oli kaupunkilaisten arjen ja elinympäristön parantaminen, julkisten palvelujen ja yritysten toiminnan kehittäminen designin avulla sekä kestävän designin tukeminen ja edistäminen. Hankkeen vaikutusten toivotaan ulottuvan pitkälle tulevaisuuteen.
World Design Capital Helsinki 2012On 2009 Helsinki was selected as the World Design Capital (WDC) for the year of 2012 together with the cities of Espoo, Vantaa, Kauniainen and Lahti. The honor of being selected as the WDC is one of a kind since it puts an emphasis on the meaning of design for the city surroundings and for the citizens but also for its economy. The International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (Icsid) selects the World Design Capital every second year. Torino was the WDC of 2008 and Soul was selected to carry the name of WDC for the year of 2010. The Design Capital for 2014 will be Cape Town. The International Design Foundation was in charge of implementing the Design Capital year in Finland.
The aim of the Design Capital year was to improve the everyday life of the citizens and their environ-ments, to develop public services and entrepreneurships with the help of design, and to support and promote the sustainable design. The influence of the initiative was hoped to reach far into the future.
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AVA Gallerian tapahtumat designpääkaupunkivuonnaAVA Galleria oli designpääkaupunkivuoden aikana mukana monessa erilaisessa taidetapahtumassa. AVA:ssa järjestettyjen näyttelyiden lisäksi osallistuimme BELA biennaaliin, jonka yhteydessä järjestimme Outi Heiska- sen ja Henry Wuorila-Stenbergin näyttelyt AP Arte Gal-leriassa sekä Kristiina Lampisen ja Hannu Riikosen näyttelyt Galleria do Palaciossa, jossa Viva Granlundin performanssi myös esitettiin.
The events of AVA Galleria during the WDCAva Galleria participated in several art happenings during the WDC year. In addition to the exhibitions organized in the AVA Galleria, we participated in the BELA Biennial. As a part of the Biennial AVA Galleria organized an exhibition by Outi Heiskanen and Henry Wuorila-Stenberg at AP Arte Gallery, and another exhibition by Kristiina Lampinen and Hannu Riikonen at the Gallery do Palacio. Besides Lampinen and Riikonen, Viva Grandlund had her performance at the Gallery do Palacio.
ART FAIRCARROUSEL DU LOUVRE 20.10. - 21.10.2012
Lokakuussa osallistuimme Pariisin Salon Artshopping taidemes-suille Carrousel du Louvressa ja marraskuussa olimme mukana ARTIGO Rio taidemessuilla Rio de Janeirossa.
In October AVA Galleria took part in Salon Artshopping in Carrousel du Louvre, Paris. In November we participated in the Artigo Rio art fair in Rio de Janeiro.
ARTIGO Rio - Contemporary Art Fair “Art is an essential item in life”
BELA biennial poster
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Henry Wuorila-Stenberg
Outi Heiskanen
Yksi vuoden 2012 mielenkiintoisista AVA Galleriassa pidetyistä näyttelyistä oli yhteisnäyttely Design from Europe and Latin America. Esillä oli töitä Saksasta, Portugalista ja Brasiliasta.
One of the most interesting exhibitions held in the AVA Gallery was a joint exhibition called Design From Europe and Latin America. The exhibition had works from Germany, Portugal and Brazil.
DESIGN FROM EUROPE AND LATIN AMERICAAVA Galleria 2.11. - 18.11.2012
G A L L E R I A
- Design from Europe and Latin America -
2.11. - 18.11.2012
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 17 B 800100 Helsinkiavoinna ti-pe 11-18, la-su 12-16 open tue-fri 11 am - 6 pm, sat-sun 12 pm - 4 pmwww.avagalleria.com
MAXTRIME - PortugalMichael Müller - GermanyMaria Lúcia Panicucci - BrazilKarla Bratfisch - BrazilGuilherme Toledo - BrazilPriscila Spaluto - BrazilSimone Costa - Brazil
Cristina Bahiense - BrazilZardo - BrazilSandra Portto - BrazilRoberto Magalhäes - BrazilMazé Mendes - BrazilM. Cavalcanti - Brazil
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Maria Lúcia Panicucci
Guilherme Toledo
Zardo
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Priscila Spaluto
Karla Bratfisch
MAXTRIMEPriscila Spaluto
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SIMONE COSTA
The works of artist Simone Trombini Costa depict various figures that demonstrate a special language and translating their artist staff sensitivity and efficiency by merging colors with styles. Unique works of art, cheerful and striking in the transfer to a colour and unusual forms.
Professional career designing and printing art inserts their prints to fabrics, scanning the imagination.
Photo 1- On the left side of this photo, painting was inspired by the stained glass multicolored arabesques of churches in Israel. On the right side, the art fixed through digital printing on velvet fabric.
As obras da artista Simone Trombini Costa retratam figuras diversas que demonstram uma linguagem toda especial e pessoal da artista traduzindo sua sensibilidade e eficiência mesclando cores com estilos. Obras únicas, alegres e marcantes nos transferem à uma viagem de cores e formas inusitadas.
Na carreira profissional insere sua arte elaborando e imprimindo estampas para tecidos, digitalizando a imaginação.
Foto 1- No lado esquerdo desta foto a pintura inspirada em arabescos multicoloridos dos vitrais de igrejas em Israel e no lado direito, o tecido em veludo com a arte fixada através de impressão digital.
Photo 2- On the left side of this photo painting was inspired by the Jerusalém churches’ domes. On the right side, velvet fabrics depicting paintings and his compositions by printing type.
Foto 2- No lado esquerdo da foto a pintura inspirada em abóbadas das igrejas em Jerusalém e no lado direito, os tecidos em veludo retratando as pinturas e suas composições através de impressão digital.
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AVA Galleria, which has been participating over the last years in different art fairs around the world, wants to increase during the next years its participation in world renowned events, in order to better promote the gallery’s represented artists worldwide.This year the gallery has for the first time a lounge at Artexpo New York, the world’s largest fine art trade show, which will take place at Pier 92, a 135,000 square feet convention space in an airy venue for art exhibitions and trade shows.At this event, which has 34 years of history, AVA Galleria proudly presents the exhibition Colors from Brazil and Finland in New York, in accordance with the purpose of strengthening the cultural relationship between Brazil and Finland, representing artists from both countries.
AVA Galleria on osallistunut viimeisten vuosien aikana ahkerasti erilaisiin taide-tapahtumiin ympäri maailmaa. Tulevien vuosien aikana galleria pyrkii lisäämään osallistumistaan kansainvälisesti nimekkäisiin tapahtumiin parantaakseen gallerian edustamien taiteilijoiden näkyvyyttä maailmanlaajuisesti.
Tänä vuonna Ava Galleria osallistuu ensimmäistä kertaa New Yorkin Artexpoon, maailman suurimpaan kuvataiteen myyntimessuun, joka järjestetään tilavassa, jopa 12 500 neliömetrin Pier 92 -konferenssikeskuksessa.
Tänne, jo vuodesta 1979 järjestettyyn Artexpoon AVA Galleria saa kunnian tuoda näyttelyn “Colors from Brazil and Finland in New York”, jonka tarkoituksena on vahvistaa Brasilian ja Suomen kulttuurisia suhteita edustamalla taiteilijoita molemmista maista.
Gelabert Studios Gallery 19.3. - 30.3.2013 255 W. 86th Street New York, NY 10024
Photo: Tiina MalinenText: Diego BarrosTranslation: Ennisofia Salmela
AVA Galleria, which has been participating over the last years in different art fairs around the world, wants to increase during the next years its participation in world renowned events, in order to better promote the gallery’s represented artists worldwide.This year the gallery has for the first time a lounge at Artexpo New York, the world’s largest fine art trade show, which will take place at Pier 92, a 135,000 square feet convention space in an airy venue for art exhibitions and trade shows.At this event, which has 34 years of history, AVA Galleria proudly presents the exhibition Colors from Brazil and Finland in New York, in accordance with the purpose of strengthening the cultural relationship between Brazil and Finland, representing artists from both countries.
Text: Diego Barros
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AVA Galleria, which has been developing over the last years several cultural activities, aims to promote the artists internationally by giving to them the opportunity to participate in international exhibitions in different places around the world.2013 is the year of Brazil in Portugal. AVA Galleria takes part in this celebration, organizing the exhibition Brazil - Art in Movement, in collaboration with Rodyner Gallery, at Casa da Guia, in Cascais - Portugal.Casa da Guia is a 17th century palace, with a great overview to the Cascais coast, surrounded by beautiful nature, design shops and restaurants. In this ambience, AVA Galleria gathers more than 50 artworks from 30 Brazilian artists.
31,Kulttuuritapahtumien kehittäjänä AVA Galleria tähtää markkinoimaan taiteili-joita kansainvälisillä taidekentillä antamalla heille mahdollisuuden osallistua näyttelyihin ympäri maailmaa.
Vuosi 2013 on omistettu Brasilialle Portugalissa, johon AVA Galleria ottaa osaa järjestämällä näyttelyn “Brazil - Art in Movement” yhteistyössä Portugalissa, Cascaisissa sijaitsevan Rodyner Gallerian kanssa.
Galleria Rodyner on osa 1600-luvulla rakennettua palatsia, Casa da Guiaa. Palatsilta on hienot näkymät Cascaisin rannikolle ja se on kauniin luonnon, muotoilun ja laadukkaiden ravintoloiden ympäröimä. Tässä tunnelmallisessa ilmapiirissä AVA Galleria esittelee yli 50 teosta, kolmelta- kymmeneltä brasi-lialaiselta taiteilijalta.
Text: Diego BarrosTranslation: Ennisofia Salmela
Text: Diego Barros
CLAUDIA LIMA
Free Gardens
Life’s atmosphere is surrounded by mysteries. We need to watch time going by feel the space and breath. We don’t need to go far to find our own self. We need to listen to other Beings and let them free to prepare their way for a dialogue. This is the invitation! The sculpture is to make possible a journey into the universe inside each one of us. We leave you here with the proposal of freedom to penetrate inside the threads of this web in the distorted forms and texture of each piece of work.
Jardins Suspensos
Toda atmosfera de “Jardins Suspensos” está rodeada de mistérios. É preciso olhar o tempo, sentir o espaço erespirar, não é preciso irmos longe para nos encontrarmos. É preciso ouvir o outro, deixá-lo livre e preparar o caminho para o diálogo. Esse é o convite. A escultura possibilitanos a viajar pelo universo uterino de cada um de nós. Ficanos a liberdade de penetrarmos nos fios das teias das emaranhadas formas e texturas de cada peça.
Jardins Suspensos nº 2
Jardins Suspensos
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ALMIRA REUTER
I was born in Nanuque, but I’m living in Mato Grosso since 1967. I’m a self taught artist; I began my artistic life in 1986. When I arrived in Mato Grosso there were few roads, made with axe in hands. I faced malaria, lived in a ranch, cooked for many workers on a wood-burning stove, washed clothes in the river, and spent all day long riding a horse to reach my ranch. My paintings express my life story of struggle. Some of these artworks were shown in my last exhibition, called “Leaven and Time”, held in SESC Cuiaba Arsenal’s gallery in 2012.
In the artworks shown in Cascais and New York I portray my father, and the marriage of my sister Ruth. As it is the story of my life, I couldn’t forget the people who were part of it. Mr. Altino was illiterate and I made him literate. He sewed clothes with the same fabric (called “chita”) for all the family, so everybody was dressed alike. On Saturday he used to come with all the family to give to me plenty of things. My life, “Leaven and Time”, was like this.
Sou mineira de Nanuque, radicada em Mato Grosso desde 1967, artista autodidata, comecei minha vida artística 1986. Cheguei em um Mato Grosso sem estradas, as que tinham eram feitas a machado, enfrentei malárias, morei em rancho de chão, cozinhei para muitos peões em fogão de lenha, lavei roupa no rio, andava um dia a cavalo para chegar até o meu rancho. Retrato em minhas telas a história de luta da minha vida. Obras que fizeram parte de minha ultima exposição na Galeria do SESC Arsenal Cuiabá em 2012 que teve o nome “O Fermento e o Tempo”.
Nas obras enviadas retrato meu pai, e o casamento de minha irmã Ruth, sendo a história de minha vida não podia, portanto, esquecer-me das pessoas que fizeram parte dessa história, senhor Altino era analfabeto e eu o alfabetizei, ele costurava pra toda a família, comprava um fardo de chita e se vestiam todos iguais. No sábado vinha ele com toda família me trazer todo tipo de fartura. Assim foi minha vida “O Fermento e o Tempo”.
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ANA PRADO
Mutt Dog - Blue JoliMutt Dog - Red Joli
Transdisciplinaridade - intercâmbio entre diferentes disciplinas que faz parte da natureza e imaginário do homem, também entendido como união de tudo o que fazemos numa unificação entre o abstrato e o visível. Fluir e transi-tar em várias áreas, da arquitetura- urbanismo, pintura e gravura. Na construção da composição, os erros não são ignorados e sim apreendidos e retomados como parte do trabalho. A série Cachorro Vira-Lata é inspirada na ob-servação dos gestos e expressões de cachorro de rua, apreendido por uma percepção do meio urbano, e dos quais este animais se constituem como parte importante da vida cotidiana, principalmente dentro das grandes cidades pelo mundo a fora. A partir de fotos tiradas em várias cidades, os trabalhos são desenvolvidos em pintura, gravura e fotogravura. Ana Prado é Mestre em Gestão do Espaço Urbano e Cultura FAU/UFF – RJ e com formação livre em pintura e desenho na Escola de Artes Visuais do Parque Lage (RJ). Nasceu em 29 de Janeiro de 1957 no Rio de Janeiro, cidade onde vive e trabalha.
Formada em Arquitetura e Urbanismo (1982), Mestrado em Gestão do Espaço Urbano e Cultura pela UFF-RJ (2006) e formação livre em cursos de pintura e desenho no Parque Lage (1990 a 1993). A partir de 2008 inicia suas atividades com gravura no Estudio Dezenove (RJ). Participa de várias exposições entre as quais: Bela-Bienal of European and Latin America Contemporary Art, Portugal (2012); Café nas Cores Tropicais no Centro Cultural Poleeni, Finlândia (2011); Projeto L´Autre Brasil Exposição Individual, Bruxelas (2011); Exposição Experiência Multipla, Estudio Dezenove (2011); Fábrica de Fábulas no Sesc Ramos (2011), Ocupação Gráfica no Estudio Dezenove (2010), Individual Sesc Friburgo (2007), Exposição Brasil, Brasils no Espaço La Paillette, Rennes, França (2005), Pequenos Formatos Galeria Mauá (2005), Mostra Auto Retrato no Centro Cultural Laurinda Santos Lobo (2004), Coletiva Espaço Cultural CREA (2000). Em 2012 participou da Feira ART I GO (RJ) pela AVA Gal-leria. Vive e trabalha no Rio de Janeiro.
Transdisciplinarity - the exchange between different disciplines that are part of the nature and of the imaginary of man, also understood as the union of everything we do in a unification between the abstract and the visible. Flow and move in several areas of architecture, urbanism, painting and printmaking. In the construction of the compo-sition, the errors are not ignored but seized and taken as part of the art work. The Mutt series is inspired by my observation of gestures and expressions of stray dogs, seized by a perception of the urban environment, and that this animals constitute an important part of everyday life, especially within large cities throughout the world. From photos taken in various cities where I have been, these works are developed in painting, engraving and photoen-graving. I am a Master in Management of Urban Space and Culture by FAU/UFF-RJ. I have taken free training courses in painting and drawing at Escola de Artes Visuais do Parque Lage (EAV). I was born on January 29, 1957, in Rio de Janeiro, where I still live and work.
Ana Prado graduated in Architecture and Urbanism (1982), has a Master’s degree in Management of Urban Space and Culture by UFF-RJ (2006) and free training courses in painting and drawing at Parque Lage (1990 to 1993). In 2008, she started her activities with printmaking in Studio Dezenove (RJ). Since then, she has participated in several exhibitions including: Bela-Bienal of European and Latin America Contemporary Art, Portugal (2012); Café nas Cores Tropicais at Centro Cultural Poleeni, Finlândia(2011); Project L’Autre Brasil Solo Exhibition, Brussels (2011); Exhibition Experiência Multipla, Studio Dezenove (2011); Fábrica de Fábulas at Sesc Ramos (2011), Ocupação Gráfica at Studio Dezenove (2010), Individual at Sesc Friburgo (2007), Exhibition Brasil, Bra-sils no Espaço at La Paillette, Rennes, França (2005), Pequenos Formatos Art Galery in Mauá (2005), Exhibit Auto Retrato at Centro Cultural Laurinda Santos Lobo (2004), Coletiva Espaço Cultural at CREA (2000). In 2012, Ana Prado took part in Feira ART I GO (RJ) organized by AVA Gallery. Ana Prado lives and works in Rio de Janeiro.
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IRIÊ SALOMÃO
Inspired by the portuguese legend of “Galo de Barcelos” (Barcelo’s Rooster) this drawing shows a rooster painted in red watercolor and crosshatched in china ink, which creates volume and the illusion of strength. Its open beak shows the power of his singing – an important part of the legend.
Inspirado na história do na história do “Galo de Barcelos”, nesta obra o personagem o galo aparece forte, com o peito pintado em aquarela vermelha e os tracejado em nanquim dando volume e força assim como o bico bastante aberto mostra a força do seu canto, que na lenda foi imprescindível para salvar a vida do réu.
Barcelos’ Singing / O canto de BarcelosDrawing in china ink on paper
Desenho em nanquim sobre aquarela
A dog for Franz March / Um cão para Franz MarchChina ink over watercolor
Nanquim preto sobre aquarela
A tribute to Franz March and also a new point of view of his art. This whole piece was initially painted in multicolors, giving texture to its fur and also creating the lights that shine from him, in ocher, yellow, white, green and also light gray. Its technical precision gives the viewer the vivid impression of seeing a peaceful, resting animal that quietly sleeps.
A obra é uma homenagem ao pintor Franz March por tanto uma releitura.Toda a obra foi inicialmente pintada em multicores fazendo a textura do pelo, bem como as luzes que dele rebrilham em tons de ocre, amarelo, branco e verde puxando em alguns momentos para o cinza suave. Seguindo o rigor técnico o quadro foi em seguida, não imediatamente, desenhado todo em hachuras de 0,1mm e 0,2mm. sendo a coleira do animal trabalhada em achura de 0,3mm, em superposição em três sentidos o que da a ela volume e relevo.
Pela precisão técnica, desenho apurado, e a leve sombra contornando parte do corpo do animal, tem-se a nítida impressão que o cão está dormindo em absoluto repouso.
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KARLA BRATFISCH
Pink Obsession
Pink it’s the starting point for the new paintings collection of Karla Brat-fisch. Without get attached by any movement or art style, the artist’s new series is an explosion of colors and freedom of shapes and strokes. The artist works with her own concepts, intuitions an feelings, intriguing peo-ple who sees her works. Her kind of art and expression, allows each one who sees it have their own definition of it.
Besides the shades of Pink, this series it’s a union that join the artist’s elements of her daily life, which becomes a part of all these paintings. Changing everything she sees and feels in traces, crazy shapes and unique combination of colors. “My daily life it’s my number one reference in this series. It’s my own vision of everything that I see, it’s just how my mind works while I’m painting” explains the young artist.
Karla Bratfisch has developed 9 series of paintings in her career – Wood-stock, Chaos and Colors, Pop Art, Nonsense, Watercolors, Daydreams, Lost of Traces and the last one, Pink. She has produced more than 70 paintings and participated in more than 50 exhibitions all over the world. “My desire is to paint forever; I don’t see myself doing nothing but this. I wanna do this without having to consider time, money or age” says Karla.
Obsessão Rosa
A cor Rosa é o ponto de partida para a nova coleção da artista plástica Karla Bratfisch. Sem se prender a qualquer movimento ou estilo artístico, a nova série da artista pode ser definida como uma explosão de cores e liberdade de traços e formas. A artista, que trabalha com seus próprios conceitos, intuição e sentimentos, intriga as pessoas que entram em con-tato com suas obras. Seu estilo de arte e expressão permite que cada pes-soa que veja, tenha sua própria definição de seu trabalho. Além dos tons de Rosa, a série é uma união que combina os elementos do cotidiano da ar-tista, que se torna parte de cada tela. Transformando tudo o que vê e sente em traços, cores e formas curiosas. “O meu dia-a-dia é minha principal referência nessa série. É minha interpretação de tudo que vejo, de como minha mente funciona enquanto estou pintando” explica a jovem artista.Karla Bratfisch desenvolveu 9 coleções em sua carreira – Woodstock, Caos e Cores, Nonsense, Devaneios, Aquarelas, Restricted, Traços Soltos e a última, denominada Pink. Produziu mais de 70 telas e participou de mais de 50 exposições ao redor do mundo. “Meu desejo é pintar para sem-pre. Não me vejo fazendo nada, além disso. Quero poder fazer isso sem ter que ponderar meu tempo, dinheiro ou idade”, ressalta Karla.
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CARLOS HOLLANDA
Ghost ShipPhotography
The golden wayPhotography
Carlos Hollanda performs a dive in the dreamscape of the collective unconscious, revealing archetypal images that oscillate between contemplation and vigorous movement, focusing on the female form. Master in Comparative History at UFRJ, Ph.D. in Visual Arts by School of Fine Arts-UFRJ, Hollanda is an expert in the study of imaginary, symbolism and mythology.
Carlos Hollanda realiza um mergulho na paisagem onírica do inconsciente coletivo, revelando imagens arquetípicas que oscilam entre a contemplação e o movimento vigoroso, privilegiando as formas femininas. Mestre em História Comparada pela UFRJ, Doutor em Artes Visuais pela EBA-UFRJ, Hollanda é especialista no estudo do imaginário, simbolismos e mitologias.
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CARMEN THOMPSON
The artist Carmen Thompson was born in Minas Gerais – Brazil. By the time she was 10 she was already living in Rio De Janeiro and had started her classical ballet studies, becoming a contemporary dancer later on. As a visual artist, she investigates a variety of materials for the production of masks, sculptures, paintings and watercolours; Her drawings have a specific space, rhythm and time. Since 2008, she has experimented with etching, where she interferes subtly in the process of printing and through the use of colour, in search for an alchemic opulence. She states: “I have chosen the printmaking technique because its own essence can translate a magical atmosphere. through the coats of etching grounds over the metal plate, dosing the amount of acid over the unprotected parts of the surface, and the image starts to appear…”The artist arms herself with her dancing experience to carry out her art works. “She opens the eye to possibility, unique and unexpected, at the same time continuous like a movement and poetic like a drawing”
(Luiz Antonio Lopes De Souza – Oficina Do Ingá – Rio De Janeiro).
A artista Carmen Thompson nasceu no Brasil, em Minas Gerais. Aos 10 anos já morava no Rio de Ja-neiro, quando inicia sua carreira artística como bailarina, na qual revela uma forte marca expressionista. Como artista plástica ela investiga uma variedade de materiais para a produção de máscaras, esculturas, pinturas, aquarelas. Seus desenhos têm um espaço, rítmo e tempo específicos. Desde 2008, ela desen-volve pesquisas com gravuras, onde interfere com sutileza no processo de gravação e no uso das cores, buscando uma riqueza alquímica. É ela quem afirma: “lancei mão da gravura já que, por sua própria es-sência, ela pode traduzir um clima mágico. Através dos banhos do breu sobre a chapa, da dosagem do ácido sobre a superfície do metal que não está protegida pelo verniz, a imagem vem surgindo ...” a ar-tista lança mão de sua experiência na dança para realizar seus trabalhos em artes plásticas. “o seu fazer persegue uma nova possibilidade para o olhar, única e inesperada, ao mesmo tempo incessante como o movimento e poética como o desenho”.
(Luiz Antonio Lopes de Souza – Oficina do Ingá- Rio de Janeiro).www.carmenthompson.com
De costas Reunião de cúpula
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KAZUHE SHIZURU
Land Flower
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Born in São Paulo - Brazil. Degree in biology and photographs by passion.
Nascida em São Paulo - Brasil. Graduada em biologia e fotografa por paixão.
LAND FLOWER
In nature there are several forms of life depicted in different colors. Grow and reproduce in unusual places; the synthesis of the four elements. This a form of unique beauty.
FLOR DA TERRA
Na natureza existem varias formas de vida, retratadas em diferentes cores. Crescem e se reproduzem em lugares mais insolitos; é a sintese dos quatro elementos. Esta é uma forma de beleza unica.
Water Mirror
THE WATER MIRROR
The beauty of leaves floating on the water on a fall morning, the design of the twigs of trees, life in verse and reverse, portraying the abeyance to re-arise in all its fullness.
ESPELHO D’ÁGUA
A beleza das folhas flutuando sobre a água num amanhecer no inicio do outono, o grafismo dos galhos das arvores, a vida no verso e reverso, retratando a dormencia para depois resurgir plena de brilhos e cores.
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CRIS MOTTA
Cris Motta is a contemporary Brazilian painter who has lived in the south of France since 2007. Her artistic steps started early in her youth, back in her small hometown in Brazil. She took classes with local artists before going to college and majoring in Fine Arts from one of her country’s best universities, UNICAMP. Since then, Cris Motta has visited many countries, being able to experiment and absorb some of the culture and art of each place. She then mixes all of it in a way that what comes out on her canvas are lines, colors and textures that could come from anywhere in the world, with global – yet intimate – brushstrokes. Stateless, but authentic. Her paintings always bring a main character who talks to the viewers, questioning them about human relation-ships. The main themes of the oeuvres are women, passion and artists - dancers, musicians, clowns – everyday life inspirations and characters of her own history.
Cris Motta é uma artista contemporânea que trabalha a pintura. Brasileira, vive no sul da França desde 2007. Ainda criança em sua cidade natal já fazia aulas com artistas locais, muito antes de ingressar no curso de Ar-tes Plásticas da Universidade Estadual de Campinas, uma das mais conceituadas instituições do país. Desde então, Cris Motta viajou por vários países, podendo absorver um pouco da cultura e das histórias de cada lo-cal. Toda essa bagagem chega na tela em linhas, cores e texturas que poderiam ter vindo de qualquer lugar do mundo; em uma pincelada global, porém intimista. Telas apátridas, porém autênticas. Seus quadros possuem sempre um personagem principal que questiona os expectadores, principalmente sobre as relações humanas. Os temas de suas pinturas são as mulheres, a paixão e os artistas: dançarinos, músicos, palhaços; inspirações de seu cotidiano e personagens de sua própria história.
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http://cris-motta.artistwebsites.com
Real Life x Digital Life60 x 60 cm
Acrylic on canvas
This Could Be Paradise50 x 50 cm
Acrylic on canvas
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ECILA HUSTE
Ecila Huste, born and resident in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has been painting since 1981. Her art education comes from School of Visual Arts of Parque Lage, Museum of Modern Art and Center for Contemporary Art, in Rio de Janeiro.
Her work has been shown in many group and solo exhibitions in Brazil and abroad. Last exhibition abroad was at Galeria do Palacio, Porto, Portugal at the Biennial of European and Latin American Contemporary Art (2012).
In her work the colours interweave all throughout the extension of the canvas as in a web. As she says “There are moments in my working process when I have the sensation that the brush, the canvas, the medium I use, myself and the space which surrounds us are just one thing.”
The final work is almost always profuse in colour, has a continuous motion, making it difficult for the eye to know where each colour starts or ends.
Ecila Huste, artista plástica nascida e residente no Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, atua no campo das artes plásticas desde 1981. Sua formação passa pela Escola de Artes Visuais do Parque Lage, Museu de Arte Moderna e Centro de Arte Contemporânea, no Rio de Janeiro.
Seu trabalho tem sido mostrado em muitas exposições em grupo e individuais no Brasil e no exterior, sendo a última na Galeria do Palácio, Porto, Portugal, na Bienal Européia e Latinoamericana de Arte Contemporânea.
No seu trabalho as cores se entrelaçam o tempo todo, como uma teia, por toda a extensão da tela. Conforme suas palavras “Há momentos no meu processo de trabalho em que a sensação que tenho é que o pincel, a tela, as tintas, eu e o espaço quenos envolve somos uma coisa só”.
O trabalho final é quase sempre exuberante em cor e tem um grau de movimentação incessante, por onde o olho corre sem nunca pousar, incapaz de descobrir onde cada cor começa ou termina.
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IOLANDA CIMINO
The human form has always fascinated me caused on the different physical and genetic characteristics. My proposal consists in human relations, and a rescue of these forms as ambiguous where my lines are placed at the service of the creation of these forms, and when observed, realize how much art we are.
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As formas humanas sempre me causaram fascinação diante das diferentes características físicas e genéticas. Minha proposta de trabalho consiste nas relações humanas e, num resgate dessas formas tão ambíguas onde, meus traços são colocados à serviço da criação dessas formas e, quando observados percebemos o quanto arte somos.
Dama do Carnaval
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TAMION
Tamion’s œuvre is based in non-conventional materials and in a mix of techniques, like painting, collage and wood. He can achieve a very rich scale of textures and tonalities through handling and processing many paper layers, not only with paint itself. His thematic field is based on archaeological concepts: pieces of cultures, totems, pottery, objects and symbols that bring together the history of civilizations. The concept of recycling is one of the foundations of his work. He uses leftovers of woodwork (one of Tamion’s crafts), shells of wood, newspaper collage, magazine’s paper and others materials. This fusion takes his work to an archaeological place, characterized by a continuous process of rescue of technical and artistic features of humankind.
Ocupando-se de fundamentos abstratos calcados no materismo, Tamion cria suas obras a partir de uma composição de técnicas mistas que envolvem o uso de elementos naturais, sobras de marcenaria, papéis e outros adereços. Com o uso de pouca tinta, a riqueza de texturas e tonalidades de suas telas é obtida a partir da colagem e do tratamento dos papéis em diversas camadas.
Seu campo temático gira em torno de conceitos arqueológicos: fragmentos de culturas, tótens, cerâmicas, objetos e símbolos que guardam em si histórias de civilizações. A fusão de conceitos e materiais encaminha sua obra para uma situação arqueológica, materializada num processo contínuo de resgate de mensagens tecnológicas e artísticas da humanidade.
Fragmentos de Cultura57 x 57 cm
Fragmentos de Cultura100 x 90 cm
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VERA PAVANELLI
Rare or even a few, are the artists that nowadays uses encaustic as a paintings process, which had its splendor in ancient Greece. It is noteworthy that the word itself comes from the Greek classic and means melt or paint with fire. The Brazilian artist Vera Pavanelli uses modern electric instruments an beeswax and devote her surveys to reactivate and promote the rebirth of this technique that allows artists to rediscover the refined effects of this painting technique and prove the endurance of this works.
Emanuel von Lauenstein Massarani - Art Critic
Poucos ou mesmo raros são os artistas que nos dias de hoje usam a encáustica como processo de pintura e cuja prática teve o seu esplendor na Grécia Antiga. Vale salientar que a própria palavra provém do grego clássico e significa derreter ou pintar a fogo. A artista brasileira Vera Pavanelli, utilizando modernos instrumentos elétricos e cera de abelha, dedica suas pesquisas a reativar o renascimento desta técnica que permite aos artistas redescobrir os efeitos refinados e comprovar a durabilidade das obras.
Emanuel von Lauenstein Massarani - Critico de Arte
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JULIANA PAVANELLI
Formada em Artes Plástica pela Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado, FAAP - Brasil, 2003. Trabalha com Gravura há 14 anos. Seus trabalhos em xilogravura têm recebido muitos prêmios no Brasil. Tem trabalhos reconhecidos em acervos internacionais, como Portugal, Espanha e Itália. Sua especialidade são cores e movimentos dentro da técnica!
Graduated with a degree in FineArts from the Armando Alvares Penteado Foundation, FAAP - Brazil, 2003.She has worked with Print Art for 14 years. Her artworks in xylography have won many prizes in Brazil. It has presented her works in another countries like Portugal, Spain and Italy. Her specialty is the balance of colors and movements in her own technique!
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MARILÚ ANDRASAN
The use of elements that indirectly or directly interconnect the water and its semantic charge reveals the restless spirit who is in constant search of new, extraordinary. The enchantment that provides photographic eye, creates something new and imperceptible to the eye distracted by the multiplicity of information. At the meeting with the ceramic, plastic, moldable, and organic, the artist is attracted by the tridimensionality that is nonexistent in photography. Opening the horizons allow to be permeated by everything that touches the soul and makes use of infinite ways to express their creation, besides photography and ceramics, such as videos, fabric, acrylic, glass, etc.. . The traffic between expressive means that support semantic antagonistic, shows her poetic inclination also travels, free, between notions of dynamic and stateness.
December 2012Marilú Andrasan
O uso de elementos que indireta, ou diretamente, se interligam à água e a sua carga semântica revela o espírito irrequieto de quem está na busca incessante do novo, do extraordinário. O encantamento que o olhar fotográ-fico proporciona, cria algo novo e imperceptível aos olhos distraídos pela multiplicidade das informações. No encontro com a cerâmica, material plástico, moldável, e orgânico, a artista é atraída pela tridimensionalidade que é inexistente na fotografia. Abrindo os horizontes permite ser permeada por tudo o que possa tocar a alma e utiliza-se de infinitos meios para manifestar sua criação, além da fotografia e da cerâmica, como vídeos, teci-dos, acrílicos, vidros, etc. . O trânsito entre meios expressivos que suportam semânticas antagônicas, mostra que sua inclinação poética também trafega, livre, entre noções de dinâmica e a estaticidade.
Dezembro de 2012Marilú Andrasan
HibiscusMutação
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VANESSA GERBELLI-CERONI
Born in São Paulo, her most recent work is a series of paintings - acrylic on canvas - that set off from the observation of photographs in celebrities magazines. Wedding ceremonies, award shows, titles received and publicly recognized - and even vulgar papparazzi shots - are the artist’s object of observation. The result is ambivalent. Behind the theme’s banality lie portraits, at times purposely pathetic, but absolutely human and contrary to any order of banality.
“It’s as if the artist were unreconciled with the human-unhuman condition, and set out to find proceeds of garments to attenuate such existencial insignificance”.
(João Bosco Millen, M.Phil., Psychoanalyst and artist) vanessagerbelliceroni.com/[email protected]
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ZARDO
Zardo Brazilian artist lives in Curitiba was born in 1965.
Conducted training courses in the fine arts with various artists including the German artist A.R.Penck. Carving and Sculpture in Wood, Artist Max Hartman, of course ceramics, painting, lithography, woodcut, Centro de Criatividade do Paraná. Screen printing and engraving arts-Solar do Barão. Live Art since 1988 where he participated in several Halls of Fine Arts has been Awarded by the Department of Culture of Paraná, Nobel acquisition of work. With participation of solo and group exhibitions of sculptures and installations of various materials in Brazil and abroad. In Italy, the city of Carrara, lived and set up his own atelier marble sculptures.
Zardo artista brasileiro mora em Curitiba nasceu em 1965.
Realizou cursos de aperfeiçoamento nas artes plásticas com vários artistas entre eles o artista Alemão A.R.Penck. Entalhe e escultura em madeira, Artista Max Hartman, curso de cerâmica, pintura, litogravura, Xilogravura, Centro de Criatividade do Paraná-Gravura em metal e Serigrafia artística- Solar do Barão.Vive da arte desde 1988 onde participou de vários Salões de Artes Plásticas tendo sido Premiado pela Secretaria da Cultura do Paraná, Prêmio aquisição da obra. Com participação de exposições individuais e coletivas de esculturas e instalações de diversos materiais no Brasil e exterior. Na Itália, na cidade de Carrara, viveu e montou seu próprio atelier de esculturas em mármore.
Título: S/ títuloDimensões: 70 x 40 x 35 cm
Material: Cerâmica
Título: S/ títuloDimensões: 70 x 40 x 30 cm.
Material: Cerâmica
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TEREZA VIANNA
Tereza Vianna (Visual Artist & Environmentalist / São Paulo [Brazil]/Lucerne [Switzerland, 1954)
With the attentive and curious look of a child searches in the theme of her new works The magnitude of “Reticences...Infinity” … Mandalas, Mandalas that open and multiply. (Drawings, paintings, ceramics and installations)“Living is Art... / Where Nature is the great teacher. / Nature, Life and Art go hand in hand. / All in Reticences... / Micro and Macro in permanent motion ... / Infinity in all directions. “ T.V.
“... As a Gregorian carob of noble and secular chant / an antiphon, a free corner with a Tereza, a Vianna / No darkness, we live with the light /. On the other side, the other side, no emptiness, all full, all globular, nothing earthy / Everything beautiful, agreable and fortunately touchable / capable subjects , willing and available, combine us / Verbs, gay, spicy and objective, qualify us / A group of whites, bordering sweetly cryogenics, calms us / The earthly tones, emulsified catatonics, excite us / Everything plus the taste of the present eternity / A sanatorium of color of therapeutic potential / A set of balanced structures./ A reward of a simple, sophistication / A sweet caressing / A beauty!” ... Reticences… -Text: Caio Almeida
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NEUSA SILVA
Neusa Silva lives and Works in Brasília, Brazil. Her painting show images inspired in indigenous art, with forms full of symbolisms, and geometries, which importance is linked to the making of the Brazilian culture.
Neusa Silva vive e trabalha em Brasília. Participou de diversas exposições em Brasília, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre e São Paulo. Também foi convidada para exposições coletivas no Museu do Louvre (Paris), Brasília, Belo Horizonte e São Paulo. Revisitando a série Trançados, desenvolvida nos anos 80, Neusa Silva mostra pinturas enriquecidas de significados, simbolismos e geometrias. Ora sintetizando, abstraindo detalhes, ampliando, ou melhor, dando uma conformação visual que foge das matrizes originais, buscando todo o espaço do quadro, Outras vezes, limita-se ao conteúdo formal, porém enriquecido pela sutileza da cor e formas estrategicamente colocadas. Num desenvolvimento coerente e paciente elaboração.
Cesar Coelho Gomes (Rio de Janeiro – 1949) Creative Director at SwainS, an accessories brand from Rio de Janeiro, his researches explore techniques in leather tanning, arts and architecture. From this dialogue between Arts and Fashion, he creates collections inspired in great names from the Art World, like Piet Mondrian, Joan Miró, Van Gogh, Lucien Freud, and his most recent adventure: Rothko meets Xingu. One of his creations from the Mondrian Collection, the “Mondrian” purse, is part of the permanent collection of the Costume Wing at the Museu Histórico Nacional in Rio de Janeiro. As a painter, his recent works are strongly connected to the human figure, treated in a very strong personal way, where the “fleshy”oil brush strokes are his moto. When working on landscapes, he behaves the same, searching what is beyond immediate reality. He calls himself a “creator of possibilities” in fashion and art, exploring the contemporary poetics of these creative processes.
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CESAR COELHO GOMES
Cesar Coelho Gomes (Rio de Janeiro – 1949) Diretor Criativo da marca carioca de acessórios SwainS, suas pesquisas giram em torno da experimentação de técnicas de trabalho com o couro, artes plásticas e arquitetura. Neste diálogo entre moda e arte, surgem coleções inspiradas em grandes nomes do mundo das Artes, como Piet Mondrian, Joan Miró, Van Gogh, Lucien Freud e a sua mais recente ousadia: Mark Rothko em visita ao Xingu. Uma de suas criações, a Bolsa “Mondrian”, faz parte do acervo permanente do setor de Indumentária do Museu Histórico Nacional do Rio de Janeiro, como objeto representativo da Arte do Século XX. Seu trabalho em artes plásticas tem sua produção recente fortemente voltada para a figura humana, tratada de forma inteiramente pessoal, onde a “carnalidade” do óleo é a grande presença. Quando trabalha a paisagem é com o mesmo espírito, buscando sempre o que está além da realidade material e imediata. Considera-se um “criador de possibilidades” na moda e na pintura, explorando a poética contemporânea desses processos criativos.
Miles AwayPenso, logo sinto - I think, therefore I feel
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LÚCIA PELLEGRINO
Artist, born in Belo Horizonte on June 17, 1947, currently lives and works in Nova Lima, Brazil. Graduate from her hometown’s Guinard School of Fine and Graphic Arts, has graduate studies in painting and draw-ing at the École Nationale d’Art Décoratif in Nice, France, and the École Nationale des Beaux Arts in Paris. Her figurative, extremely colorful style presents a unique pictorial universe of composition, light, color and line, revealing a particular oneiric and magic vision. Presenting a non-linear contemporary and unpredictable view, Lucia Pellegrino explores traces of environments, landscapes, people and animals in cognizable dimen-sions. Combining diverse techniques, such as collage, sand and spatula, Pellegrino goes beyond the conven-tional acrylic or oil on canvas to fully enrich her expression and language.
Artista plástica, nascida em Belo Horizonte MG, em 17/06/47, atualmente vive e trabalha em Nova Lima MG. Formada pela Escola de Belas Artes e Artes Gráficas de Belo Horizonte - Escola Guignard, especiali-zação em pintura e desenho pela École Nationale d’Art Décoratif em Nice, França e pela École Nationale des Beaux Arts em Paris. Sua pintura é figurativa, extremamente colorida, possui um universo pictórico próprio de composição, luz, cor e linha, onde transparece sua visão particular, onírica e mágica do mundo. Seus quad-ros apresentam o contemporâneo não linear, imprevisível. L. Pellegrino explora os traços dos ambientes, das paisagens, das pessoas e animais e lhes confere dimensão cognoscível. A somatória de técnicas variadas - co-lagem, areia, espátula, etc - além das convencionais (acrílica ou óleo sobre tela), lhe dá todas as condições de expressão e tudo o que possa enriquecer a sua linguagem.
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RICARDO FRANCO
Ricardo Franco studied fine arts at the Catholic University at age 26 and as an early entrepreneur founded the Graal Comunicação, a very active and award-winning publicity agency at the Bahia/Brazil market. Ricardo has been working in the field of food, products and services and as a designer he is a member of Icograda and ADG. Recently his works were selected for the International Design Year- book. Photography is another passion and a way to Ricardo express his creative side, using a variety of compositions that will be compiled into a book that is in printing process. His artist vein was rescued in 2009, when he got time to combine his professional schedule with his passion for art. Since then, he is developing projects that make use of various techniques such as finger paints, oil and acrylic, among others. He participated and won various art fairs. In 2011 he participated in five exhibitions in Salvador, three in Rio de Janeiro and has international exhibitions scheduled for Barcelona, France and Bratislava, capital of Slovakia. In his resume he holds titles such as Doctorate Honoris Causa and commendation medals such as the recently received Jean-Baptiste Debret medal at OAB Niterói.
Cursou artes plásticas na Universidade Católica e aos 26 anos, como empreendedor fundou a Graal Comu-nicação, empresa do ramo de Publicidade premiada atuante no mercado baiano. Tem negócios no ramo de alimentação, produtos e serviços e como designer é Membro da Icograda, ADG e recentimente seus trabalhos foram selecionados para o Internacional Design Yearbook. Ao mesmo tempo encontra na fotografia mais um canal para expressar seu lado criativo, utilizando-se de composições variadas que irão ser compiladas em um livro em processo de impressão. O seu lado artista plástico foi resgatado em 2009, quando conseguiu tempo para aliar seu lado profissional a arte. Desde então, vem desenvolvendo projetos que utilizam-se de diversas técnicas como pinturas digitais, óleo e acrílico, entre outras. Participou e venceu em Diversos Salões de Arte. Em 2011 participou de cinco exposições em Salvador, três no Rio de Janeiro e internacionalmente têm exposições programadas em Barcelona, França e Bratislava, capital da Eslováquia. Em seu currículo tem títulos como o Doutor Honoris Causa pela UNIAMÉ- RICA e recentimente recebeu a comenda Medalha Jean-Baptiste Debret pela OAB de Niterói.
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REGINA MOURA
Body 1 40 x 56 cm
Technical mixed (pastel, pencil and collage) on paper
Brazilian artist with degree in Visual Arts from the School of Fine Arts at UFRJ, Master’s degree in Visual Arts at UFRJ. University teacher of arts. Drawing is his visual language configuring a basic style that goes from the figurative to the abstract. A contemporary design that breaks with the traditional technique with the inten-tion of experimentation, adopting various interferences through mixed media, collage materials, textures and relíefs always with a conceptual proposal. The works in the series focus on Body, faces, skin, bowels as a place of quest and experience. In the series (Ex) Tensions, the artist reinvented landscapes from trans-formations of the nature. Both techniques use pencil drawings done in watercolor, pastel and collage on paper.
Body50 x 32 cm
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CAMILLA NASCIMENTO
Land of Jorge Amado
The universe of the earth is a central concern of the artist Camilla Nascimento. She has respect and love for the material with she chooses to develop his creative process. This affection helps to work with the shades of the earth and offers a reverence that lead us to think about her material. The use of natural elements, such as stones, shells and leaves, assigns each new job an existential considerable force, even more when she uses her hands in the process of spreading this land, treating it as it deserves and exploring its dimensions. In this homage to Jorge Amado, her work makes a link between what is hidden and submerged in the dust and what is visible in places even inaccessible. Camilla takes the land as the paradigm of her creative process and, in her experimentation, a certain dose of charming enigma is very important.
camillanascimentoarte.bol.com.br
Prayer Way80 x 130 cm
Brazilian earth on canvas
IRIA ČIEKČA SCHMIDT
Born in Enontekiö, Finland, Iria Čiekča Schmidt studied at the School of Industrial Arts in Helsinki. In addi-tion she has studied at Fria Målarskolan in Helsinki, Århus Academy of Art in Denmark, the Finnish Academy of Fine Arts and Instituto Allende at Universidad de Guanajuato in Mexico.
At the Scool of Industrial Arts Iria Čiekča Schmidt studied anthropology under Helinä Rautavaara, one of Fin-lands foremost anthropologists. These studies became decisive in the development of Čiekča Schmidt´s artis-tic practice. And during a period of participating in a shamanist group in the Netherlands, she reevaluated also her Sámi roots. Sámi mythology alongside with nature religions and shamanism now became central themes in her art. A residency in 2004 at Villa Karo, a Finnish-African cultural centre in Benin acquainted her with the local voodoo culture, from which she made connections with her own Sámi background.
Painting was the initial medium of expression for Iria Čiekča Schmidt. But during later years she has articu-lated her artistic practice through other media such as different graphic techniques, photography and instal-lations. During the last 10 years I have photographed voodoo rituals, sessions and festivals in Africa. I fell in love with Africa, the energy and warmth of people wich will remain in my heart forever.
Since 1985 in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Greenland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Italy and Spain.
Since 1977 in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Lithuania, Hungary, Makedonia, Russia, Canada, USA, Mexico, Japan and China
01.01.-31.12.2013 Cultural Nórdico Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, expo21-24.03.2013 New York, USA.
AFRICA´ Same Sea In Me 2013
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NONNA-NINA MÄKI JORMA OHENOJA
Sleeping Fairies55 x 46 cm
Acrylic / mixed media2012
www.kuvataiteilijamatrikkeli.fi/fi/taiteilijat/2303www.taidelaari.fi/Members/keijukala
Starting points of my artwork are phenomena around me, issues related to my interests, such as the various details of the nature and the color of those surfaces, the effect of light phenomena, colored solution without forgetting composition and form. In my art work I have not stuck to just scenery, but taken all fascinating from human subjects to still lives and to indoor images.
Dove And The Baby Birds, 40 x 50 cm, Oil colour, 2013
Shades Of Autumn, 45 x 50 cm, Oil colour, 2010
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AULIKKI NUKALA
Waters50 x 60 cm
Oil on canvas2012
I have painted urban landscapes and nature in various locations in Europe: Finland, Norway, Italy, Portugal, England, Turkey and France. My style of painting stems from sensitivity to variations of light and shade and the vibrancy of water. Themes such as the impressionistic atmosphere of weather, garden, flora and the feelings of the human being and other objects are images of the basic necessities of life. As a child, I have been living in Canada. My both grandfathers and great-grandfathers with their family have been living years in the USA.
More information in the Register of the Artists’ Association of Finland: www.kuvataiteilijamatrikkeli.fi/en/artists/2472
SEPPO LAGOM
28.11.2011 klo 15.31.40 x 40 cm
Oil on canvas2011
I realize paintings in which cheerful colours, combined with expressive Strokes of the brush, create the feeling. My works alternate between the representational and the abstract, and in them the colours and the light create spirituality. My motifs spring from the inner feelings in my soul, in which nature is behind everything. I put my thoughts daily into the drawings in my sketchbook, but these pictures do not, however, come out as such in the final paintings. My paintings come into being spontaneously, straight onto the canvas, freely, as if guided by someone. Thus,I believe, I can transfer something from myself and my soul into my works.
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Vintage Women40 x 50 cm
Acrylic and oil on canvas2013
Vintage Man40 x 50 cm
Acrylic and oil on canvas2013
www.kuvataiteilijamatrikkeli.fi/fi/taiteilijat/1834 [email protected]
From Chaotic Everyday Live To Order
I paint in layers combining acrylic and oil colors. I start my working process by doing the background with action painting technique to generate ripe, lively abstraction, where the momentary comes out. The colours will run and spread free. Flowing water and acrylic color form a variety of splotches, puddles and splashes to the painted layer. On this layer I continue with oil color slowly and attentively. The most central topics for my paintings have for long been people, particularly man. I have recently used both pictures of people in internet as well as a live model. I have combined, in the very same painting, abstract backgrounds bodies and faces. My work is spontaneous and I hardly ever make drafts, but the pictures are created during the painting process. I want to keep my painting process as free as possible and thus involve the element of surprise in it. Irrespective of the way I work, my intention is to make light and airy looking colored surfaces.In my work I strive for finding my way above this chaotic everyday life towards order. My pictures bring together the scattered consciousness of human being - my paintings are also mysteries to myself. If one likes to regard my paintings as stories, they are like little stories: dreams, memories, scattered experiences of the life I have lived. Painter, Master of Fine Arts, Jari Järnström was born in Lahti 1960 and lives and works in Helsinki, Finland. Järnström will have a solo exhibition at AVA Gallery, Helsinki until 10 to 28 April 2013.
JARI JÄRNSTRÖM
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MIA BERGQVIST
My name is Mia Bergqvist. I am an artist from Finland. I am mostly known by my naivist/surrealistic paintings that are filled with colours, playful characters and the diverse beauty of nature.
I have held many exhibitions in different galleries from Helsinki to Paris. And I want to continue to share my art with as many people as possible. I love the use of colours and different shapes and forms. Nature is an ongoing theme in my work. I wish to create a certain mood with all my paintings. A kind of journey for the beholder to experience. A trip to a far away dreamlike place, a visit to a world that one has never been to.
The name of a painting holds a special meaning as well and I feel that it is just as important as the painting itself because the name ties it all together.
I want to give the beholder a treasure to be found amongst all the colours and themes. I want to keep the element of surprise, and I want to share a positive message as well as leave you with a smile on your face.
Home Sweet Home
Blue Spring
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RAIJA HEIKKILÄ
The One Who Has Horns On The Head, Has Cloven Hooves As Feet47 x 47 cm
Tempera on canvas 2011
I wish my painting would find enigmatic, timeless and touching. A painting reveals my experience of life. The things I have done today, I could not have done yesterday. I wish my paintings would awaken thoughts and offer the delight of finding collective emotional experiences.
Little Red Riding Hood 48 x 48 cm
Tempera on canvas 2012
An empty canvas in front of me / no line, no color, no light / I spread the color / a space opens and begins to tell a story / I add color, helping the image to become visible / some-times I feel like being in a labyrinth / choosing a path that leads nowhere / along the way one has to learn to accept disappointmets / one has to believe that there is something valuable in the end of the path / everyone’s treasure is particular / I cannot step into a new room / without leaving this one behind
www.raijaheikkila.fi
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In the Midday Sun75 x 75 cm / 30 x 30 inch
Oil on canvas2012
In the Midday Sun75 x 75 cm / 30 x 30 inch
Oil on canvas2012
SIRKKA LAAKKONEN
Brilliantly colourfull Floral paintings reflect the powerful and joyful color palette and resonate with a profound visual message passionately revealing the eternal quality of nature. The artist’s love of nature and positive energy is conveyed in her art, capturing the ethereal beauty, romance and timelessness of our floral world. The Midday Sun emblematizes all the lyrical beaty of nature conveying the invisible within the visible. The compositions radiate the emotional and physical beaty of the floral realm and resonate the joie de vivre of the universe.
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www.tonnyhernesniemi.com
Under the MoonPrint: 45 x 30 cm, Framed: 60 x 46 cm
Print, Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Ultra SmoothEdition: 1/5
2013
TONNY HERNESNIEMI
The FisherboyPrint: 30 x 30 cm, Framed: 50 x 51 cm
Print, Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Ultra SmoothEdition: 2/5
2012
Lost In Finland - Lost in Life by Tonny Hernesniemi
This photo series comprises natural and simple everyday moments in Finland. Genuine feelings that we do not notice anymore because our senses have been numbed by our hectic lifestyle.
These photos are a part of an ongoing photography project Lost in Finland - Lost in Life which got started in the spring 2010 and will continue till the end of 2013. Along the journey, I want to get lost in the pure and unaffected Finland by my motorbike. I shoot people, situa-tions, scenery, small villages, even smaller villages, lights and shadows. The unique and the magnificent in Finland and in Life reveal themselves in tiny simple fragments. This is what I believe.
You can follow the Lost in Finland - Lost in Life project and view the photos atwww.tonnyhernesniemi.com
I am 35 years old and I come from Tampere, Finland. I discovered photography in the year 2000. Since then, photography has meant to me no less and no more than a way of life, a way of viewing the world and a way of expressing myself. Photography is such an integral part of my everyday life that I no longer can tell where life begins and photography ends. When I develop as a person I develop as a photographer, and vice versa. They are intertwined. And that is the way it should be.
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TUULA SILTASARI
Parisian DreamOil on canvas
2012
Bridge Over Troubled Water Oil on canvas
2012
www.tuulasiltasari.fi
I am fascinated by the symbolic art. The starting point is nature with its tales and associations. I am not seeking visual naturalness in my paintings. Observation means only the frame for me but the content with its symbolic elements is most essential. A painting is not a riddle the spectator should solve. The really important things are mental images and positive feelings.
While painting I am thinking how dimensions composition and colours are working together. Another aspect is the feeling inspired by the picture. At its best various aspects create together an impressive entirety.
I think that art should bring forth mental satisfaction and give strength to survive in the busy and heartless present-day world. Art should give you a restful pause. In my art I am looking for strength of light harmony of colours and aesthetic beauty.
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SATU-MINNA SUORAJÄRVI
I was born in Helsinki, Finland in 1967. I worked as a medical doctor before studying art. In 1995 after bone marrow transplantation treatment for cancer I began to focus more and more on art. I studied art at Helsinki Fine Arts Academy 2001-2008. I was influenced by modeling human figure and plastic anatomy studies. It turned my expression towards more traditional means of representation like lifesize human figures. In my art tradition and modernity are drawn together. I often use my own body in my sculptures and installations consentrating on structural fragility of human body, emotions and culture. I use black humour and sympathy coping with everyday trauma of mortality. In recent years I have studied movement of the human body influenced by photos of Muyenbridge, paintings of Francis Bacon and Helen Shjerfbeck and 3D computer graphics.
Sunset Skullhead27 x 16 x 22 cm
Polyurethane casting, carpaint2012
Pink Skullhead33 x 19 x 25 cm
Polyurethane casting, carpaint2011
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TAIDEKOULUTAIDEKOULU
CASACentro de Assis tencia Social e Art is t ica
Art School Casa
ARTE VIDA ARTE
Kulttuurivaihto / Cultural exchange
About ARTE VIDA ARTE:
Arte Vida Arte koostuu suomalaisista taiteilijoista. Sen tavoitteena on edistää Brasilian ja Suomen välistä kulttuurivaihtoa, tutustuttaa kahdesta hyvin erilaisesta kulttuurista lähtöisin olevia taiteilijoita, olla lähtölau-kauksena suurempimuotoisille kulttuuritapahtumille niin Brasiliassa, kuin Suomessakin sekä pitää käynnissä brasilialaisten, köyhistä oloista lähtöisin olevien lasten avustaminen taiteen avulla (Taidekoulu CASA)...............................................................................................................................................................................Arte Vida Arte accociation, consisting of Finnish artists, aims to initiate, promote and expand the cultural exchange between Brazil and Finland and also introduce artists from two very different cultures and to be the initiator for larger-scale cultural events in both Brazil and Finland. The accociation also aims to keep suppor-ting the Brazilian children living in povery through art (Art school CASA)...............................................................................................................................................................................Arte Vida Arte L’association art vie art est composée d’artistes finlandais, elle vise a initier, promouvoir et développer l’échange culturel entre le Brésil et la Finlande et aussi présenter des artistes de deux cultures très différentes et d’être l’initiateur pour la mise en œuvre d’ événements culturels a grande échelle à la fois au Brésil et en Finlande. L’association vise également à continuer à soutenir les enfants brésiliens vivant dans des conditions précaires à travers l’art (école d’art CASA).
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Art school CASA (Centro de Assistencia Social e Artistica) was founded in August 2005 in Cidade de Deus, Rio de Janeiro. School’s aim is to create trust, help children with their dreams of a better future with the power of art and help children in a wide range of problems through art therapy.In 2005 Helena ja Edson Cardoso funded CASA - an art school for children in the slums (favela) of Cidade de Deus - City of God, in Rio de Janeiro. The art school gives twenty children and their families hope and security for the future. Although it’s like a drop in the ocean, it’s an important drop. The school gives children a hobby and a direction in their life.
The director of CASA is a psychologist, art- therapist and artist Glória Chan. She runs the school with the help of two local artists. At the moment there is 15 children in the school, by the age 4-15 but alot more would like to participate.
The families of the children recieve monthly food suplies and in the future CASA wants to support the parents with their problems as well. We hope that with our work we can save these children from ending up on the streets. The Finnish organisation Arte Vida Arte ry funds The Art School CASA. The Finnish artits from our organisation have visited Cidade de Deus and worked with the children for last three years. You can also be a part or this valuable project and this way give the kids a better future.
CASA, THE ART SCHOOL FOR UNPRIVILEGED CHILDREN
Taidekoulu CASA (Centro de Assistencia Social e Artistica) aloitti toimintansa Rio de Janeirossa Cidade de Deus nimisellä köyhälistöalueella elokuussa 2005. Sen perusti galleristipariskunta Helena ja Edson Car-doso. Koulun tavoitteena on luoda uskoa ja auttaa lapsia toteuttamaan unelmansa paremmasta tulevaisuudesta taiteen voimalla ja auttaa hyvin erilaisten ongelmien kanssa kamppailevia lapsia taideterapian avulla. Koulu toimii vapaaehtoisvoimin. Sitä vetävät riolainen taideterapeutti Glória Chan ja riolainen taiteilija Ney. Uutena ohjaajana koulussa on Gabriel Delfino Marques joka vetää draamatunteja. Tunneilla käytetään brasilialaisen tutkijan Augusto Boalin kehittämiä teatterimenetelmiä.
Taidekoulu antaa toivoa ja elämänuskoa muutamille kymmenille köyhyydessä ja kurjuudessa eläville lapsille, sekä heidän perheilleen. Vaikka se on kuin pisara meressä, se on tärkeä pisara. Se pyrkii antamaan lapsille hyvän harrastuksen ja uuden suunnan elämässä. Halukkaita lapsia olisi tulossa taidekouluun enemmänkin, mutta pienten resurssien takia lasten määrää ei voida toistaiseksi kasvattaa.
Toivomme, että työllämme pystymme ennaltaehkäisemään lapsien joutumisen kadulle. Suomalainen yhdistys Arte Vida Arte ry tukee taidekoulun toimintaa. Yhdistyksen järjestämien taidenäyttelyjen yhteydessä suoma-laiset taiteilijat ovat jo useana vuonna vierailleet Cidade de Deus:ssa ja työskennelleet lasten parissa. Sinäkin voit osallistua taidekoulun toiminnan tukemiseen ja siten mahdollistaa lapsille paremman tulevaisuuden.
CASA, RION SLUMMILASTEN KUVATAIDEKOULU
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AVA GalleriaAVA Galleria sijaitsee keskeisellä paikalla Helsingissä. Tennispalatsin takana oleva Galleria tuo esille suomalais-taiteilijoiden näyttelyjen lisäksi ulkomaisten taiteilijoiden näyttelyjä. Lisäksi Gallerian omistajat Helena ja Edson Car-doso vievät suomalaista taidetta ulkomaille. Seitsemän toi-mintavuoden aikana he ovat vieneet suomalaistaidetta Bra-siliaan, Italiaan, Ranskaan, Espanjaan, Portugaliin, Ruotsiin, Japaniin sekä Saksaan. AVA Galleria toimii yhteistyössä Arte Vida Arte ry:n kanssa ja tukee toiminnallaan Rio de Janei-rossa olevaa taidekoulu Casaa.
AVA GalleryAVA Gallery is situated in a central spot in Helsinki,behind Tennispalatsi. AVA shows exhibitions of Finnish as well as of foreign artists. At the same time, the gallerists Helena and Edson Cardoso bring Finnish art abroad. In seven years of work, the Cardosos exported Finnish art to Brazil, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Japan and Germany. AVA Gallery works together with Arte Vida Arte ry and supports the work of the Art School Casa located in Rio de Janeiro.
D O N A T I O N SFinnish Arte Vida Arte Association supports the activities of Artschool CASA. By buying AVA Magazine you support artschools activities and secure a better future for the children. With your support you improve the daily live of children at the artschool.
To: Arte Vida Arte ryBank account: 572115-2138442IBAN FI4257211520138442BIC (SWIFT) OKOYFIHHMessage: Artschool CASA
Sincere thanks: Kids and Teachers of Artschool CASAand Helena & Edson Cardoso.
Photo: Eeva Zwijnenburg
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