Por que somos Grandes, Brancos e Vermelhos?
In this first work, “Por que somos Grandes Brancos e Vermelhos?”, red emerges as a visceral and universal element, symbolizing that we all come from the same place.
White conveys the fluidity of purity that begins in our lives and unfolds uniquely within each of us.
Por que somos Grandes, Brancos e Azuis?
The blue artwork reflects social representations and their influences on collective perception. Blue, associated with the concept of "blue blood," symbolizes privilege and nobility.
The voluminous forms express how our social identities occupy spaces, often shaped by heritage and status.
Por que somos Grandes, Brancos e Pretos?
Black emerges as a mark of our presence within spaces, embodying opposites that coexist and engage in dialogue.
What may seem like a conversation also reflects our society, where each individual seeks to understand their own space—sometimes striving to coexist or simply ignoring the space of others.
Por que somos Grandes, Pretos e Brancos?
On the other hand, how long does our mark remain on another person? What is our true impact? How do our bodies touch each other, almost forming new, organic structures?
The invisible barrier of our bodies illuminated by our actions.
Por que somos Grandes, Pretos e Azuis?
"Why Are We Big, Black and Blue?" expands behavior into an optical sphere between me and you.
If you fix your gaze on the light blue form in the artwork and allow yourself to be captivated by this moment, you will see the effects we cause as human beings.
Por que somos Grandes, Pretos e Vermelhos?
"Why Are We Big, Black and Red?" asks for the same behavior as the previous artwork: fix your gaze and let yourself be immersed in the colors for a few seconds.
It is like contemplating yourself through the fleeting gaze of another.
Quando estamos Todos Juntos?
The idea of multiple bodies occupying a single space is explored, offering a reflection on what it means to live in a community. In the artwork, a spray intervention presents the perspective of an observer within this scene.
Quando estamos Lado a Lado?
"Quando estamos Lado a Lado?" and Feel Pressured and Suffocated by the Situation or Our Anxiety?
The spray intervention accompanies this scenario, seeking to understand our emotions.
Somos trigêmeos e Pretos?
A dialogue between similar but not identical elements, representing the idea of individuality within similarity. Black accentuates the contrast between compressed spaces, symbolizing shared internal tensions.
