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  • Chelpa Ferro Chelpa Ferro
  • Chiara Banfi Chiara Banfi
  • Clara Ianni Clara Ianni
  • Claudia Andujar Claudia Andujar
  • Detanico Lain Detanico Lain
  • Dias & Riedweg Dias & Riedweg
  • Dora Longo Bahia Dora Longo Bahia
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza
  • Elilson Elilson
  • Estevan Davi Estevan Davi
  • Eustáquio Neves Eustáquio Neves
  • Fabio Morais Fabio Morais
  • Gabriela Albergaria Gabriela Albergaria
  • Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters
  • Henrique Cesar Henrique Cesar
  • Iván Argote Iván Argote
  • Keila Alaver Keila Alaver
  • Leandro Lima Leandro Lima
  • Lia Chaia Lia Chaia
  • Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Cidade
  • Marcelo Moscheta Marcelo Moscheta
  • Meia Meia
  • Mônica Nador + Jamac Mônica Nador + Jamac
  • Motta & Lima Motta & Lima
  • Nicolás Bacal Nicolás Bacal
  • Nicolás Robbio Nicolás Robbio
  • Odires Mlászho Odires Mlászho
  • Rosângela Rennó Rosângela Rennó
  • Tania Candiani Tania Candiani
  • Ximena Garrido-Lecca Ximena Garrido-Lecca
  • Fairs

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  • ARCOlisboa 2025 Marcelo Moscheta ARCOlisboa 2025
    Marcelo Moscheta
  • ARCHIVE (67)

    2025 2025
  • Frieze New York 2025 Edgard de Souza (May) Frieze New York 2025 Edgard de Souza (May)
  • SP–Arte 2025 Claudia Andujar Leonilson Flávia Ribeiro (Apr) SP–Arte 2025 Claudia Andujar Leonilson Flávia Ribeiro (Apr)
  • ARCOmadrid 2025 Claudia Andujar (Mar) ARCOmadrid 2025 Claudia Andujar (Mar)
  • 2024 2024
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 (Dec)
  • Paris Photo 2024 (Nov) Paris Photo 2024 (Nov)
  • ArtRio 2024 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Sep) ArtRio 2024 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Sep)
  • ArtBo 2024 Carmela Gross (Sep) ArtBo 2024 Carmela Gross (Sep)
  • SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2024 (Aug) SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2024 (Aug)
  • ArPa 2024 (Jun) ArPa 2024 (Jun)
  • ArtBasel Unlimited 2024
    Gomide&Co, in collaboration with Vermelho
    (Jun)
    ArtBasel Unlimited 2024
    Gomide&Co, in collaboration with Vermelho
    (Jun)
  • SP–Arte 2024 André Komatsu (Apr) SP–Arte 2024 André Komatsu (Apr)
  • ARCOmadrid 2024 (Mar) ARCOmadrid 2024 (Mar)
  • 2023 2023
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 Rosângela Rennó (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 Rosângela Rennó (Dec)
  • ArtBo 2023 Gabriela Albergaria (Nov) ArtBo 2023 Gabriela Albergaria (Nov)
  • Pinta BAphoto 2023 Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Sep) Pinta BAphoto 2023 Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Sep)
  • ArtRio 2023 André Vargas (Sep) ArtRio 2023 André Vargas (Sep)
  • SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2023 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Aug) SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2023 Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Aug)
  • Frieze New York 2023 (May) Frieze New York 2023 (May)
  • Pinta PArC – Perú Arte Contemporáneo (Apr) Pinta PArC – Perú Arte Contemporáneo (Apr)
  • SP-Arte 2023 (Mar) SP-Arte 2023 (Mar)
  • ARCOmadrid 2023 (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2023 (Feb)
  • 2022 2022
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2022 (Nov) Art Basel Miami Beach 2022 (Nov)
  • ArtBO 2022 Mônica nador + Jamac Andrés Ramirez Gaviria (Oct) ArtBO 2022 Mônica nador + Jamac Andrés Ramirez Gaviria (Oct)
  • Frieze London 2022 (Oct) Frieze London 2022 (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2022 (Sep) ArtRio 2022 (Sep)
  • SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2022 (Aug) SP-Arte | Rotas Brasileiras 2022 (Aug)
  • ArPa 2022 (Jun) ArPa 2022 (Jun)
  • SP-Arte 2022 (Apr) SP-Arte 2022 (Apr)
  • Zonamaco 2022 (Feb) Zonamaco 2022 (Feb)
  • 2021 2021
  • SP-Arte 2021 (Oct) SP-Arte 2021 (Oct)
  • Frieze London 2021 (Oct) Frieze London 2021 (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2021 (Sep) ArtRio 2021 (Sep)
  • The Armory Show – 2021 (Sep) The Armory Show – 2021 (Sep)
  • 2020 2020
  • ARCOmadrid 2020 (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2020 (Feb)
  • Frieze Los Angeles 2020 (Feb) Frieze Los Angeles 2020 (Feb)
  • Zonamaco 2020 (Feb) Zonamaco 2020 (Feb)
  • 2019 2019
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 Tania Candiani Ana Maria Tavares Jonathas de Andrade (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2019 Tania Candiani Ana Maria Tavares Jonathas de Andrade (Dec)
  • Frieze London 2019 Ana Maria Tavares (Oct) Frieze London 2019 Ana Maria Tavares (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2019 Iván Argote Ana Maria Tavares Cinthia Marcelle (Sep) ArtRio 2019 Iván Argote Ana Maria Tavares Cinthia Marcelle (Sep)
  • ArtBo 2019 Nicolás Robbio (Sep) ArtBo 2019 Nicolás Robbio (Sep)
  • SP-Foto 2019 Ana Maria Taveres Cinthia Marcelle (Aug) SP-Foto 2019 Ana Maria Taveres Cinthia Marcelle (Aug)
  • ARCOlisboa 2019 (May) ARCOlisboa 2019 (May)
  • Frieze New York 2019 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (May) Frieze New York 2019 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (May)
  • PArC 2019 (Apr) PArC 2019 (Apr)
  • ArteBA 2019 Dias & Riedweg Iván Argote Nicolás Robbio (Apr) ArteBA 2019 Dias & Riedweg Iván Argote Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • SP-Arte 2019 Cinthia Marcelle (Apr) SP-Arte 2019 Cinthia Marcelle (Apr)
  • Art Dubai 2019 Marcelo Moscheta (Mar) Art Dubai 2019 Marcelo Moscheta (Mar)
  • The Armory Show 2019 (Mar) The Armory Show 2019 (Mar)
  • ARCOmadrid 2019 Carla Zaccagnini Cinthia Marcelle (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2019 Carla Zaccagnini Cinthia Marcelle (Feb)
  • Frieze Los Angeles 2019 (Feb) Frieze Los Angeles 2019 (Feb)
  • ZONAMACO 2019 Tania Candiani Jonathas de Andrade (Feb) ZONAMACO 2019 Tania Candiani Jonathas de Andrade (Feb)
  • 2018 2018
  • Art Basel Miami Beach 2018 (Dec) Art Basel Miami Beach 2018 (Dec)
  • Artissima 2018 (Nov) Artissima 2018 (Nov)
  • ArtBo 2018 (Oct) ArtBo 2018 (Oct)
  • Frieze London 2018 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (Oct) Frieze London 2018 Jonathas de Andrade Cinthia Marcelle (Oct)
  • ArtRio 2018 (Sep) ArtRio 2018 (Sep)
  • Art Week 2018 (Aug) Art Week 2018 (Aug)
  • SP – Foto 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Aug) SP – Foto 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Aug)
  • arteBA 2018 (May) arteBA 2018 (May)
  • ARCOlisboa 2018 (May) ARCOlisboa 2018 (May)
  • Frieze New York 2018 Cinthia Marcelle Jonathas de Andrade (May) Frieze New York 2018 Cinthia Marcelle Jonathas de Andrade (May)
  • PArC 2018 (Apr) PArC 2018 (Apr)
  • SP – Arte 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Apr) SP – Arte 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Apr)
  • ArtDubai 2018 Cinthia Marcelle (Mar) ArtDubai 2018 Cinthia Marcelle (Mar)
  • ARCOmadrid 2018 (Feb) ARCOmadrid 2018 (Feb)
  • ZONAMACO 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Feb) ZONAMACO 2018 Jonathas de Andrade (Feb)
  • Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018 (Jan) Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2018 (Jan)
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    2022 2022
  • Projeto futuro Carlos Motta (Jan) Projeto futuro Carlos Motta (Jan)
  • 2020 2020
  • Outro projeto ativo (Jul) Outro projeto ativo (Jul)
  • Um projeto muito especial Carmela Gross (Jul) Um projeto muito especial Carmela Gross (Jul)
  • Projeto passado Carlos Motta (Feb) Projeto passado Carlos Motta (Feb)
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    2024
  • Fernando Belfiore Fernando Belfiore
  • 2023
  • Aline Motta Aline Motta André Vargas André Vargas Andrea Hygino e Artur Souza Andrea Hygino e Artur Souza Boris Nikitin Boris Nikitin Boris Nikitin Boris Nikitin Carchíris Barcelos (Paço Lumiar) Carchíris Barcelos (Paço Lumiar) Carolina Cony Carolina Cony Charlene Bicalho Charlene Bicalho Clara Carvalho,Thiago Sogayar Bechara e Tuna Dwek Clara Carvalho,Thiago Sogayar Bechara e Tuna Dwek Daniel Fagus Kairoz Daniel Fagus Kairoz Dinho Araújo Dinho Araújo DJ Agojy de Exu e Profana ao Mel DJ Agojy de Exu e Profana ao Mel Eduardo Bruno e Waldirio Castro Eduardo Bruno e Waldirio Castro Eduardo Hargreaves (Tiradentes) Eduardo Hargreaves (Tiradentes) Elilson Elilson Elilson Elilson Fabiana Faleiros Fabiana Faleiros Fabiana Faleiros Fabiana Faleiros Felipe Teixeira e Mariana Molinos Felipe Teixeira e Mariana Molinos Galia Eibenschutz Galia Eibenschutz Génova Alvarado Génova Alvarado Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Isadora Ravena Isadora Ravena Julha Franz Julha Franz Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lucas Bebiano Lucas Bebiano Lucimélia Romão Lucimélia Romão No Barraco da Constância tem! No Barraco da Constância tem! No Barraco da Constância tem! No Barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! Pablo Assumpção Pablo Assumpção Renan Marcondes Renan Marcondes Ruy Cézar Campos Ruy Cézar Campos Sy Gomes Sy Gomes Tania Candiani Tania Candiani Ting-tong Chang Ting-tong Chang Ton Bezerra Ton Bezerra Yuri Firmeza Yuri Firmeza Yhuri Cruz Yhuri Cruz
  • 2022
  • Abiniel João do Nascimento Abiniel João do Nascimento Alejandro Ahmed e Grupo Cena 11 Alejandro Ahmed e Grupo Cena 11 Alexandra Bachzetsis Alexandra Bachzetsis Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Alexandre Silveira e Ticiano Monteiro Amanda Maciel Antunes Amanda Maciel Antunes André Vargas André Vargas André Vargas André Vargas Áurea Maranhão Áurea Maranhão Bianca Turner Bianca Turner Carla Zaccagnini Carla Zaccagnini Coletivo #Joyces Coletivo #Joyces Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Depois do Fim da Arte Depois do Fim da Arte Elilson Elilson Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Htadhirua Htadhirua Jamile Cazumbá Jamile Cazumbá Javier Velázquez Cabrero & David April Javier Velázquez Cabrero & David April Jorge Feitosa Jorge Feitosa Jota Ramos Jota Ramos Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Julha Franz Lígia Villaron, Natália Beserra, Morilu Augusto - grupo teia Lígia Villaron, Natália Beserra, Morilu Augusto - grupo teia Luisa Callegari, Guilherme Peters e Sansa Rope Luisa Callegari, Guilherme Peters e Sansa Rope Marcel Diogo Marcel Diogo Marcel Diogo Marcel Diogo Marcos Martins Marcos Martins Maria Macêdo Maria Macêdo Massuelen Cristina Massuelen Cristina Massuelen Cristina Massuelen Cristina Nathalia Favaro Nathalia Favaro Nathalia Favaro e Ochai Ogaba Nathalia Favaro e Ochai Ogaba Nina Cavalcanti Nina Cavalcanti No barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! Padmateo Padmateo Paola Ribeiro Paola Ribeiro Renan Marcondes Renan Marcondes Sabrina Morelos Sabrina Morelos Sabrina Morelos Sabrina Morelos Sebastião Netto Sebastião Netto T.F. Cia de Dança T.F. Cia de Dança Thales Ferreira e Isadora Lobo Thales Ferreira e Isadora Lobo The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva The Mainline Group - Lena Kilina & Sofya Chibisguleva Tieta Macau Tieta Macau Uarê Erremays Uarê Erremays
  • 2019
  • Alexandre Silveira Alexandre Silveira Ana Pi Ana Pi Célia Gondol Célia Gondol Coletivo DiBando Coletivo DiBando D. C. D. C. Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Davi Pontes & Wallace Ferreira Efe Godoy Efe Godoy Elilson Elilson Elilson Elilson Felipe Bittencourt Felipe Bittencourt Filipe Acácio Filipe Acácio Gabriel Cândido Gabriel Cândido Gê Viana e Layo Bulhão Gê Viana e Layo Bulhão Guerreiro do Divino Amor Guerreiro do Divino Amor Javier Velazquez Cabrero & Xolisile Bongwana Javier Velazquez Cabrero & Xolisile Bongwana Jose Manuel Ávila Jose Manuel Ávila Kauê Garcia Kauê Garcia Levi Mota Muniz e Mateus Falcão Levi Mota Muniz e Mateus Falcão Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lolo y Lauti & Rodrigo Moraes Lolo y Lauti & Rodrigo Moraes Lubanzadyo Mpemba Bula Lubanzadyo Mpemba Bula Lucimélia Romão Lucimélia Romão Marcia de Aquino & Gê Viana Marcia de Aquino & Gê Viana Marco Paulo Rolla Marco Paulo Rolla Melania Olcina Yuguero Melania Olcina Yuguero Michel Groisman Michel Groisman Nurit Sharett Nurit Sharett Rafa Esparza Rafa Esparza Ramusyo Brasil Ramusyo Brasil Regina Parra e Bruno Levorin Regina Parra e Bruno Levorin Renan Marconde Renan Marconde SaraElton Panamby SaraElton Panamby Tieta Macau Tieta Macau Tomás Orrego Tomás Orrego Yiftah Peled Yiftah Peled Yiftah Peled Yiftah Peled
  • 2018
  • Ana Pi
 Ana Pi
 Andrea Dip & Guilherme Peters Andrea Dip & Guilherme Peters Andrés Felipe Castaño Andrés Felipe Castaño Bianca Turner Bianca Turner Bianca Turner
 Bianca Turner
 Bianca Turner Bianca Turner Charlene Bicalho Charlene Bicalho Chico Fernandes Chico Fernandes Clara Ianni Clara Ianni Cris Bierrenbach Cris Bierrenbach Depois do fim da arte Depois do fim da arte Desvio Coletivo Desvio Coletivo Dora Longo Bahia Dora Longo Bahia Egle Budvytyte & Bart Groenendaal Egle Budvytyte & Bart Groenendaal Élcio Miazaki Élcio Miazaki Elisabete Finger e Manuela Eichner Elisabete Finger e Manuela Eichner Emanuel Tovar Emanuel Tovar Etcetera & Internacional Errorista Etcetera & Internacional Errorista Fernanda Brandão & Rafael Procópio Fernanda Brandão & Rafael Procópio Gabinete Homo Extraterrestre Gabinete Homo Extraterrestre Gabriela Noujaim Gabriela Noujaim Gabrielle Goliath Gabrielle Goliath Gian Cruz & Claire Villacorta Gian Cruz & Claire Villacorta Grupo MEXA, Dudu Quintanilha, Luisa Cavanagh e Rusi Millan Pastori Grupo MEXA, Dudu Quintanilha, Luisa Cavanagh e Rusi Millan Pastori Grupo Trecho (Carolina Nóbrega & Nádia Recioli) Grupo Trecho (Carolina Nóbrega & Nádia Recioli) Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Josefina Gant, Juliana Fochtman e Nicole Ernst Josefina Gant, Juliana Fochtman e Nicole Ernst Julha Franz Julha Franz Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Luisa Cavanagh, Dudu Quintanilha e Grupo MEXA Luisa Cavanagh, Dudu Quintanilha e Grupo MEXA Lyz Parayzo Lyz Parayzo Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Cidade Martín Soto Climent Martín Soto Climent Patrícia Araujo e Valentina D’Avenia Patrícia Araujo e Valentina D’Avenia Paulx Castello Paulx Castello Pedro Mira & Javier Velázquez Cabrero Pedro Mira & Javier Velázquez Cabrero Rubens C. Pássaro Jr Rubens C. Pássaro Jr Samantha Moreira, Rodrigo Campuzano, Marcos Gallon Samantha Moreira, Rodrigo Campuzano, Marcos Gallon SPIT! (Sodomites, Perverts, Inverts Together!) SPIT! (Sodomites, Perverts, Inverts Together!) Stephan Doitschinoff Stephan Doitschinoff Stephan Doitschinoff Stephan Doitschinoff
  • 2017
  • Akram Zaatari Akram Zaatari Alice Miceli Alice Miceli Anthony Nestel Anthony Nestel Arnold Pasquier Arnold Pasquier Aurore Zachayus, Janaina Wagner, Pontogor Aurore Zachayus, Janaina Wagner, Pontogor Bruno Moreno, Isabella Gonçalves e Renato Sircilli Bruno Moreno, Isabella Gonçalves e Renato Sircilli Carlos Monroy Carlos Monroy Célia Gondol Célia Gondol Clarice Lima Clarice Lima Clarissa Sacchelli Clarissa Sacchelli Cristian Duarte em companhia Cristian Duarte em companhia Dora Smék Dora Smék Flavia Pinheiro Flavia Pinheiro Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Grupo EmpreZa Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Jorge Lopes Jorge Lopes Julha Franz Julha Franz Julia Viana & Luciano Favaro Julia Viana & Luciano Favaro Luanda Casella Luanda Casella Luiz Roque Luiz Roque Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Línea Necia Línea Necia Old Masters Old Masters Rodrigo Andreoll Rodrigo Andreoll Rodrigo Cass Rodrigo Cass Rose Akras Rose Akras Tiécoura N’Daou Mopti Tiécoura N’Daou Mopti Victor del Moral Victor del Moral Victor del Moral Victor del Moral
  • 2016
  • ABSALON ABSALON Ana Montenegro, Juliana Moraes and Wilson Sukorski Ana Montenegro, Juliana Moraes and Wilson Sukorski Coletivo Cartográfico (Carolina Nóbrega, Fabiane Carneiro e Monica Lopes) Coletivo Cartográfico (Carolina Nóbrega, Fabiane Carneiro e Monica Lopes) Dias & Riedweg Dias & Riedweg Dora Garcia Dora Garcia Enrique Jezik Enrique Jezik Fabiano Rodrigues Fabiano Rodrigues Fabio Morais Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Marc Davi Marc Davi Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Cidade Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Michelle Rizzo Michelle Rizzo Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa Peter Baren Peter Baren Rose Akras Rose Akras Salla Tikkä Salla Tikkä
  • 2015
  • Alex Cassimiro, Andrez Lean Ghizze, Caio, Eidglas Xavier, Mavi Veloso, Teresa Moura NevesPreta Alex Cassimiro, Andrez Lean Ghizze, Caio, Eidglas Xavier, Mavi Veloso, Teresa Moura NevesPreta Ana Montenegro Ana Montenegro Ana Montenegro e Marco Paulo Rolla [Brasil] Ana Montenegro e Marco Paulo Rolla [Brasil] Cadu Cadu Cadu Cadu Caetano Dias Caetano Dias Camila Cañeque Camila Cañeque César Meneghetti César Meneghetti Clara Ianni Clara Ianni Clara Saito Clara Saito Cristina Elias Cristina Elias Daniel Beerstecher Daniel Beerstecher Doina Kraal Doina Kraal Enrique Ježik Enrique Ježik ERRO Grupo ERRO Grupo Estela Lapponi Estela Lapponi Etienne de France Etienne de France Felipe Norkus e Gustavo Torres Felipe Norkus e Gustavo Torres Felipe Salem Felipe Salem Fernando Audmouc Fernando Audmouc Francesca Leoni and Davide Mastrangelo - Con.Tatto Francesca Leoni and Davide Mastrangelo - Con.Tatto Goeun Bae Goeun Bae Guilherme Peters Guilherme Peters Jorge Soledar Jorge Soledar Julio Falagán Julio Falagán Karime Nivoloni, Mariana Molinos, Maryah Monteiro e Valeska Figueiredo Karime Nivoloni, Mariana Molinos, Maryah Monteiro e Valeska Figueiredo Kevin Simon Mancera Kevin Simon Mancera Lia Chaia Lia Chaia Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen Liv Schulman Liv Schulman Luiz Fernando Bueno Luiz Fernando Bueno Manoela Medeiros Manoela Medeiros Marc Davi Marc Davi Márcia Beatriz Granero Márcia Beatriz Granero Márcio Carvalho Márcio Carvalho Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês No barraco da Constância tem! No barraco da Constância tem! Olyvia Victorya Bynum Olyvia Victorya Bynum Pipa Pipa Renan Marcondes Renan Marcondes Rodolpho Parigi Rodolpho Parigi Rose Akras Rose Akras
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  • 2019 Rio de Janeiro 2019 Rio de Janeiro
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  • 2016 São Paulo 2016 São Paulo
  • 2016 Lima 2016 Lima
  • 2016 Rio de Janeiro 2016 Rio de Janeiro
  • 2016 Buenos Aires 2016 Buenos Aires
  • 2016 Porto 2016 Porto
  • 2015 São Paulo 2015 São Paulo
  • 2014 São Paulo 2014 São Paulo
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    2020 2020
  • Nome do filme Stanley Kubrick (Oct) Nome do filme Stanley Kubrick (Oct)
  • Filme que já passou Carla Zaccagnini Stanley Kubrick (Jul) Filme que já passou Carla Zaccagnini Stanley Kubrick (Jul)
  • 2019 2019
  • Filme que já passou 2 Chiara Banfi (Jul) Filme que já passou 2 Chiara Banfi (Jul)
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    COMING SOON (1) COMING SOON (1)

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    2025 2025
  • Rahj al-ġār Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Rahj al-ġār Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Dias Depois Da Queda “O Clarão” Estevan Davi (Jan) Dias Depois Da Queda “O Clarão” Estevan Davi (Jan)
  • About Infinity, the Universe and the Worlds Detanico Lain (Jan) About Infinity, the Universe and the Worlds Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • 2024 2024
  • Elemental Shift Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Oct) Elemental Shift Ximena Garrido-Lecca (Oct)
  • Gravidade [Gravity] Carlos Motta (Jul) Gravidade [Gravity] Carlos Motta (Jul)
  • Errante [Wanderer] Marcelo Moscheta (Jul) Errante [Wanderer] Marcelo Moscheta (Jul)
  • A07-24 ACERVO (Jul) A07-24 ACERVO (Jul)
  • Lightning Motta & Lima (Jul) Lightning Motta & Lima (Jul)
  • Second Nature Clara Ianni (May) Second Nature Clara Ianni (May)
  • Torrão Rubro Thiago Martins de Melo (May) Torrão Rubro Thiago Martins de Melo (May)
  • Terra Alheia Meia (May) Terra Alheia Meia (May)
  • Organoide Lia Chaia (Mar) Organoide Lia Chaia (Mar)
  • The Reverse of Heaven Dias & Riedweg (Mar) The Reverse of Heaven Dias & Riedweg (Mar)
  • A04-24 Acervo (Mar) A04-24 Acervo (Mar)
  • It’s the way home that moves us away Carla Zaccagnini Runo Lagomarsino (Feb) It’s the way home that moves us away Carla Zaccagnini Runo Lagomarsino (Feb)
  • Videos 2001 – 2006 André Komatsu (Feb) Videos 2001 – 2006 André Komatsu (Feb)
  • A02-24 ACERVO (Feb) A02-24 ACERVO (Feb)
  • 2023 2023
  • No fim da madrugada [At the end of daybreak] GROUP SHOW (Oct) No fim da madrugada [At the end of daybreak] GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • Cerimônia [Ceremony] Tania Candiani (Aug) Cerimônia [Ceremony] Tania Candiani (Aug)
  • La profundidad de las cosas Nicolás Bacal (Jun) La profundidad de las cosas Nicolás Bacal (Jun)
  • House in the Sky GROUP SHOW (Jun) House in the Sky GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • O espaço entre eu e você [The space between me and you] Marcelo Cidade (May) O espaço entre eu e você [The space between me and you] Marcelo Cidade (May)
  • Estratos [Strata] Ximena Garrido-Lecca (May) Estratos [Strata] Ximena Garrido-Lecca (May)
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Mar) Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Mar)
  • Politics in art, again Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar) Politics in art, again Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar)
  • I AI Keila Alaver (Mar) I AI Keila Alaver (Mar)
  • Bando ou Hic Sunt Leones Cadu (Feb) Bando ou Hic Sunt Leones Cadu (Feb)
  • (…) a single species (…) Gabriela Albergaria (Feb) (…) a single species (…) Gabriela Albergaria (Feb)
  • The Goddess Language GROUP SHOW (Feb) The Goddess Language GROUP SHOW (Feb)
  • 2022 2022
  • Perigo! [Danger!] Dora Longo Bahia (Nov) Perigo! [Danger!] Dora Longo Bahia (Nov)
  • Tempo-mandíbula [Jaw-time] Elilson (Sep) Tempo-mandíbula [Jaw-time] Elilson (Sep)
  • Contos de contas [Accounts of Accounting] Carla Zaccagnini (Sep) Contos de contas [Accounts of Accounting] Carla Zaccagnini (Sep)
  • Sobre a terra, sob o céu [Over the earth, under the sky] Detanico Lain GROUP SHOW (Aug) Sobre a terra, sob o céu [Over the earth, under the sky] GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • Mental Radio Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Aug) Mental Radio Andrés Ramírez Gaviria (Aug)
  • A Sônia Claudia Andujar (Jun) A Sônia Claudia Andujar (Jun)
  • Flávia Ribeiro Flávia Ribeiro (Jun) Flávia Ribeiro Flávia Ribeiro (Jun)
  • Átomo [Atom] Lia Chaia (Jun) Átomo [Atom] Lia Chaia (Jun)
  • ainda sempre ainda Marilá Dardot (Jun) ainda sempre ainda Marilá Dardot (Jun)
  • Take 3 Chiara Banfi (May) Take 3 Chiara Banfi (May)
  • Onde cabe o olho Nicolás Robbio (May) Onde cabe o olho Nicolás Robbio (May)
  • Fogo encruzado André Vargas (Mar) Fogo encruzado André Vargas (Mar)
  • 26032022-6.744-281-65-01/30042022-5.904-246-65-36 Ana Amorim (Mar) 26032022-6.744-281-65-01/30042022-5.904-246-65-36 Ana Amorim (Mar)
  • Colors Fabio Morais (Feb) Colors Fabio Morais (Feb)
  • 2021 2021
  • Whitefly Henrique Cesar (Nov) Whitefly Henrique Cesar (Nov)
  • Voo cego André Komatsu (Oct) Voo cego André Komatsu (Oct)
  • Debt (Trilogy of the Capital) Cinthia Marcelle Tiago Mata Machado (Sep) Debt (Trilogy of the Capital) Cinthia Marcelle Tiago Mata Machado (Sep)
  • Cracks, sparks Carmela Gross (Aug) Cracks, sparks Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • The Rhetoric of Power Marcelo Cidade (Jun) The Rhetoric of Power Marcelo Cidade (Jun)
  • Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil — Sonhos Yanomami Claudia Andujar (Apr) Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil — Sonhos Yanomami Claudia Andujar (Apr)
  • 2020 2020
  • LISTEN III Carmela Gross (Dec) LISTEN III Carmela Gross (Dec)
  • Lost and found Jonathas de Andrade (Nov) Lost and found Jonathas de Andrade (Nov)
  • Reliquary Leandro Lima (Nov) Reliquary Leandro Lima (Nov)
  • Infiltração [Infiltration] Henrique Cesar (Oct) Infiltração [Infiltration] Henrique Cesar (Oct)
  • Hair Work Dias & Riedweg (Feb) Hair Work Dias & Riedweg (Feb)
  • Already Seen Cinthia Marcelle (Feb) Already Seen Cinthia Marcelle (Feb)
  • 2019 2019
  • Document-Monument | Monument-Document Rosângela Rennó (Nov) Document-Monument | Monument-Document Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • Monumentos efímeros Tania Candiani (Nov) Monumentos efímeros Tania Candiani (Nov)
  • We the enemy Carlos Motta (Oct) We the enemy Carlos Motta (Oct)
  • Feverish Lia Chaia (Aug) Feverish Lia Chaia (Aug)
  • Ka’rãi Dora Longo Bahia (Jul) Ka’rãi Dora Longo Bahia (Jul)
  • Monday, June 4, 2019 GROUP SHOW (Jun) Monday, June 4, 2019 André Komatsu Carmela Gross Claudia Andujar Dias & Riedweg Dora Longo Bahia Fabio Morais Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Rosângela Rennó (Jun)
  • Forget the crisis, go to work! Guilherme Peters (Apr) Forget the crisis, go to work! Guilherme Peters (Apr)
  • Debts, dividers and dividends Marcelo Cidade (Mar) Debts, dividers and dividends Marcelo Cidade (Mar)
  • la plaza del chafleo Iván Argote (Mar) la plaza del chafleo Iván Argote (Mar)
  • Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar) Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar)
  • The runout Chiara Banfi (Jan) The runout Chiara Banfi (Jan)
  • The pronunciation of the world Marilá Dardot (Jan) The pronunciation of the world Marilá Dardot (Jan)
  • Timewaves (chapter II) Detanico Lain (Jan) Timewaves (chapter II) Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • 2018 2018
  • Çonoplaztía Fabio Morais (Nov) Çonoplaztía Fabio Morais (Nov)
  • Three analyzes and an omen Carla Zaccagnini (Nov) Three analyzes and an omen Carla Zaccagnini (Nov)
  • El principio, el paréntesis y el fin, el telón Tania Candiani (Nov) El principio, el paréntesis y el fin, el telón Tania Candiani (Nov)
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct) Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct)
  • Brasil x Argentina (Amazônia e Patagônia) Dora Longo Bahia (Oct) Brasil x Argentina (Amazônia e Patagônia) Dora Longo Bahia (Oct)
  • Repetitions Clara Ianni (Aug) Repetitions Clara Ianni (Aug)
  • estrela escura André Komatsu (Aug) estrela escura André Komatsu (Aug)
  • Infinite Rotations Ana Maria Tavares (Jul) Infinite Rotations Ana Maria Tavares (Jul)
  • Natural History and Other Ruins Marcelo Moscheta (May) Natural History and Other Ruins Marcelo Moscheta (May)
  • Attempt to aspire to the great maze Guilherme Peters (May) Attempt to aspire to the great maze Guilherme Peters (May)
  • CameraContato Dias & Riedweg (Apr) CameraContato Dias & Riedweg (Apr)
  • Overload GROUP SHOW (Mar) Overload André Komatsu Carla Zaccagnini Carmela Gross Chelpa Ferro Chiara Banfi Claudia Andujar Detanico Lain Dora Longo Bahia Edgard de Souza Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar Iván Argote Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Marcelo Moscheta Motta & Lima Nicolás Bacal Nicolás Robbio Odires Mlászho Rosângela Rennó (Mar)
  • Silver Session Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Silver Session Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Apparent Movement Nicolás Bacal (Jan) Apparent Movement Nicolás Bacal (Jan)
  • Deseos Carlos Motta (Jan) Deseos Carlos Motta (Jan)
  • 2017 2017
  • Nuptials Rosângela Rennó (Nov) Nuptials Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • Mamihlapinatapai Cadu (Oct) Mamihlapinatapai Cadu (Oct)
  • Silvia Cintra + Box 4 Occupation (Oct) Silvia Cintra + Box 4 Occupation (Oct)
  • Nelson Leirner – Movies (Oct) Nelson Leirner – Movies (Oct)
  • Somos [We are] Iván Argote (Sep) Somos [We are] Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Reddishblue Memories Iván Argote (Sep) Reddishblue Memories Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Pulso Lia Chaia (Jul) Pulso Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Posta em abismo [Mise en Abyme] Carla Zaccagnini (Jun) Posta em abismo [Mise en Abyme] Carla Zaccagnini (Jun)
  • 27 rue de Fleurus Detanico Lain (Jun) 27 rue de Fleurus Detanico Lain (Jun)
  • Vera Cruz Rosângela Rennó (Apr) Vera Cruz Rosângela Rennó (Apr)
  • Architecture of Insomnia Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Architecture of Insomnia Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Psycho Motta & Lima (Mar) Psycho Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Not yet (Mar) Not yet (Mar)
  • Pause Tania Candiani (Jan) Pause Tania Candiani (Jan)
  • Escritexpográfica Fabio Morais (Jan) Escritexpográfica Fabio Morais (Jan)
  • 2016 2016
  • Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Nov) Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Journal (Nov) Journal (Nov)
  • Nulo ou em Branco Marcelo Cidade (Sep) Nulo ou em Branco Marcelo Cidade (Sep)
  • Fructose Iván Argote (Sep) Fructose Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Suar a camisa [Sweat it out] Jonathas de Andrade (Aug) Suar a camisa [Sweat it out] Jonathas de Andrade (Aug)
  • One, None, Many Carmela Gross (Aug) One, None, Many Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • COLETIVA GROUP SHOW (Jun) COLETIVA GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • My life in two worlds Claudia Andujar (May) My life in two worlds Claudia Andujar (May)
  • Seven Falls Marcelo Moscheta (Mar) Seven Falls Marcelo Moscheta (Mar)
  • Notations Chiara Banfi (Jan) Notations Chiara Banfi (Jan)
  • 2015 2015
  • Arquibabas: Babas Geométricas Odires Mlászho (Nov) Arquibabas: Babas Geométricas Odires Mlászho (Nov)
  • Fotos contam Fatos GROUP SHOW (Nov) Fotos contam Fatos GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct) Edgard de Souza Edgard de Souza (Oct)
  • Translations: Nelson Leirner, a reader of others and of himself. Nelson Leirner (Sep) Translations: Nelson Leirner, a reader of others and of himself. Nelson Leirner (Sep)
  • Reason and power Enrique Ježik (Jul) Reason and power Enrique Ježik (Jul)
  • Cosmologia Composta Henrique Cesar (Jul) Cosmologia Composta Henrique Cesar (Jul)
  • Learning to Live with the Filth GROUP SHOW (May) Learning to Live with the Filth André Komatsu Keila Alaver Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Nicolás Robbio (May)
  • Chora-Chuva Motta & Lima (Mar) Chora-Chuva Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Impertinência Capital Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb) Impertinência Capital Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb)
  • Corpo Mitológico Lia Chaia (Feb) Corpo Mitológico Lia Chaia (Feb)
  • Black Bloc Dora Longo Bahia (Feb) Black Bloc Dora Longo Bahia (Feb)
  • 2014 2014
  • Cold Stories and Hot Coals Dias & Riedweg (Dec) Cold Stories and Hot Coals Dias & Riedweg (Dec)
  • O Balanço da Árvore Exagera a Tempestade Gabriela Albergaria (Nov) O Balanço da Árvore Exagera a Tempestade Gabriela Albergaria (Nov)
  • Shangai em São Paulo in Shanghai Carla Zaccagnini (Nov) Shangai em São Paulo in Shanghai Carla Zaccagnini (Nov)
  • Let´s Write a History of Hopes Iván Argote (Sep) Let´s Write a History of Hopes Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Insustentável Paraíso André Komatsu (Sep) Insustentável Paraíso André Komatsu (Sep)
  • Rosângela Rennó Rosângela Rennó (Aug) Rosângela Rennó Rosângela Rennó (Aug)
  • Marilá Dardot Marilá Dardot (Aug) Marilá Dardot Marilá Dardot (Aug)
  • Ponto Final Maurício Ianês (Jun) Ponto Final Maurício Ianês (Jun)
  • O Informante Henrique Cesar (Apr) O Informante Henrique Cesar (Apr)
  • Smooth Sound Making Aquarium Chelpa Ferro (Apr) Smooth Sound Making Aquarium Chelpa Ferro (Apr)
  • Neste Lugar Daniel Senise (Mar) Neste Lugar Daniel Senise (Mar)
  • Islamic Scalp Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Islamic Scalp Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Order Repetition Nicolás Robbio (Mar) Order Repetition Nicolás Robbio (Mar)
  • Collective Carmela Gross Claudia Andujar GROUP SHOW (Jan) Collective GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 1988 Andreas Fogarasi (Jan) 1988 Andreas Fogarasi (Jan)
  • 2013 2013
  • U=R.I Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar (Nov) U=R.I Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar (Nov)
  • Arquitetura da solidão Nicolás Bacal (Nov) Arquitetura da solidão Nicolás Bacal (Nov)
  • Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct) Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct)
  • Gravações Perdidas Chiara Banfi (Oct) Gravações Perdidas Chiara Banfi (Oct)
  • Suspicious Mind GROUP SHOW (Aug) Suspicious Mind GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • João-Ninguém Rafael Assef (Jul) João-Ninguém Rafael Assef (Jul)
  • Contratempo Lia Chaia (Jul) Contratempo Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Espera Motta & Lima (Jun) Espera Motta & Lima (Jun)
  • Zero Substantivo Odires Mlászho (Jun) Zero Substantivo Odires Mlászho (Jun)
  • Passageiro Dora Longo Bahia (May) Passageiro Dora Longo Bahia (May)
  • O Voo de Watupari Claudia Andujar (May) O Voo de Watupari Claudia Andujar (May)
  • Body Furniture Keila Alaver (May) Body Furniture Keila Alaver (May)
  • Nostalgia, sentimento de mundo Jonathas de Andrade (Apr) Nostalgia, sentimento de mundo Jonathas de Andrade (Apr)
  • Corpo Dócil André Komatsu (Apr) Corpo Dócil André Komatsu (Apr)
  • La Felicidad Kevin Simón Mancera (Feb) La Felicidad Kevin Simón Mancera (Feb)
  • Pelas bordas [From the edges] Carla Zaccagnini (Feb) Pelas bordas [From the edges] Carla Zaccagnini (Feb)
  • Menos-valia (Leilão) Rosângela Rennó (Jan) Menos-valia (Leilão) Rosângela Rennó (Jan)
  • Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Jan) Coletiva GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 2012 2012
  • Rio Corrente Detanico Lain (Nov) Rio Corrente Detanico Lain (Nov)
  • Serpentes Carmela Gross (Oct) Serpentes Carmela Gross (Oct)
  • Group Show GROUP SHOW (Sep) Group Show GROUP SHOW (Sep)
  • A Força é Limitada pela Necessidade Nicolás Robbio (Sep) A Força é Limitada pela Necessidade Nicolás Robbio (Sep)
  • Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês (Jul) Maurício Ianês Maurício Ianês (Jul)
  • Clear images x Vague ideas Dora Longo Bahia (Jul) Clear images x Vague ideas Dora Longo Bahia (Jul)
  • Expansivo GROUP SHOW (Jun) Expansivo GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • Sunburst Chiara Banfi (May) Sunburst Chiara Banfi (May)
  • Madeira GROUP SHOW (May) Madeira GROUP SHOW (May)
  • Quase Nada Marcelo Cidade (Apr) Quase Nada Marcelo Cidade (Apr)
  • Esqueleto Aéreo Lia Chaia (Apr) Esqueleto Aéreo Lia Chaia (Apr)
  • Coletiva GROUP SHOW Maurício Ianês Lucia Mindlin Loeb Rafael Assef (Mar) Coletiva Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Marcelo Cidade Odires Mlászho Rosângela Rennó Maurício Ianês Lucia Mindlin Loeb Rafael Assef (Mar)
  • ANTI-HORÁRIO Motta & Lima (Mar) ANTI-HORÁRIO Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Símile-fac Fabio Morais (Jan) Símile-fac Fabio Morais (Jan)
  • Gabinete de Leitura Flávia Ribeiro (Jan) Gabinete de Leitura Flávia Ribeiro (Jan)
  • Novas Pinturas [New Paintings] Marilá Dardot (Jan) Novas Pinturas [New Paintings] Marilá Dardot (Jan)
  • 2011 2011
  • Contra a Parede GROUP SHOW Cia. de Foto Daniel Senise João loureiro João Nitsche Marilá Dardot Marco Paulo Rolla Mauricio Ianês (Nov) Contra a Parede André Komatsu Cadu Carmela Gross Chiara Banfi Detanico Lain Dora Longo Bahia Fabio Morais Guilherme Peters Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Nicolás Robbio Cia. de Foto Daniel Senise João loureiro João Nitsche Marilá Dardot Marco Paulo Rolla Mauricio Ianês (Nov)
  • CA-BRA Guilherme Peters GROUP SHOW (Nov) CA-BRA GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Quase aqui (Oct) Quase aqui (Oct)
  • Casamento Sagrado Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct) Casamento Sagrado Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct)
  • Bordando Design GROUP SHOW (Sep) Bordando Design GROUP SHOW (Sep)
  • Mil Palavras Leya Mira Brander (Sep) Mil Palavras Leya Mira Brander (Sep)
  • Desviantes Ana Maria Tavares (Sep) Desviantes Ana Maria Tavares (Sep)
  • Marcelo Zocchio Marcelo Zocchio (Sep) Marcelo Zocchio Marcelo Zocchio (Sep)
  • Spaceman/Caveman Chelpa Ferro (Jul) Spaceman/Caveman Chelpa Ferro (Jul)
  • Manuela Marques Manuela Marques (Jul) Manuela Marques Manuela Marques (Jul)
  • Introdução ao Terceiro Mundo Marilá Dardot (Jul) Introdução ao Terceiro Mundo Marilá Dardot (Jul)
  • Papel Sensível Cristiano Lenhardt (May) Papel Sensível Cristiano Lenhardt (May)
  • Manhã no Ano do Coelho Cadu (May) Manhã no Ano do Coelho Cadu (May)
  • Escalpo Carioca Dora Longo Bahia (May) Escalpo Carioca Dora Longo Bahia (May)
  • Zero de Conduta Cinthia Marcelle (Apr) Zero de Conduta Cinthia Marcelle (Apr)
  • Bandeira em Branco Não é Bandeira Branca Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Bandeira em Branco Não é Bandeira Branca Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • Sobre Cor Detanico Lain (Mar) Sobre Cor Detanico Lain (Mar)
  • Fim da Primeira Parte João Loureiro (Mar) Fim da Primeira Parte João Loureiro (Mar)
  • 2010 2010
  • Livre Tradução GROUP SHOW (Nov) Livre Tradução GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • Sopa Nômade Odires Mlászho (Oct) Sopa Nômade Odires Mlászho (Oct)
  • Meditação da Ferida ou a Escola de Facas Cinthia Marcelle (Oct) Meditação da Ferida ou a Escola de Facas Cinthia Marcelle (Oct)
  • Entretanto Cia. de Foto (Oct) Entretanto Cia. de Foto (Oct)
  • Anônimo Lia Chaia (Sep) Anônimo Lia Chaia (Sep)
  • Avant-Gard is not dead Marcelo Cidade (Sep) Avant-Gard is not dead Marcelo Cidade (Sep)
  • Cerâmica 6 Ltda. Héctor Zamora (Aug) Cerâmica 6 Ltda. Héctor Zamora (Aug)
  • FF Matheus Rocha Pitta (Aug) FF Matheus Rocha Pitta (Aug)
  • Acaso por Intenção André Komatsu (Aug) Acaso por Intenção André Komatsu (Aug)
  • Trajeto Rogério Canella (Jun) Trajeto Rogério Canella (Jun)
  • Salvo o Nome Maurício Ianês (Jun) Salvo o Nome Maurício Ianês (Jun)
  • Ressaca Tropical Jonathas de Andrade (Jun) Ressaca Tropical Jonathas de Andrade (Jun)
  • Alices Marilá Dardot (Jun) Alices Marilá Dardot (Jun)
  • Vão Guilherme Peters Henrique Cesar GROUP SHOW (May) Vão GROUP SHOW (May)
  • Trash Metal Dora Longo Bahia (May) Trash Metal Dora Longo Bahia (May)
  • Who’s afraid of? GROUP SHOW Maurício Ianês Rafael Assef Leya Mira Brander Leandro da Costa Marcius Galan (May) Who’s afraid of? André Komatsu Chiara Banfi Keila Alaver Lia Chaia Marcelo Cidade Motta & Lima Nicolás Robbio Maurício Ianês Rafael Assef Leya Mira Brander Leandro da Costa Marcius Galan (May)
  • Mic Chelpa Ferro (Apr) Mic Chelpa Ferro (Apr)
  • Dial M for Murder Motta & Lima (Apr) Dial M for Murder Motta & Lima (Apr)
  • Forma, Conteúdo e Poesia Rosângela Rennó (Apr) Forma, Conteúdo e Poesia Rosângela Rennó (Apr)
  • Te iludo Fabio Morais (Mar) Te iludo Fabio Morais (Mar)
  • Koto Chiara Banfi (Mar) Koto Chiara Banfi (Mar)
  • Se mueve pero no se hunde Nicolás Robbio (Mar) Se mueve pero no se hunde Nicolás Robbio (Mar)
  • Lexicon Detanico Lain (Jan) Lexicon Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • Gabriela Albergaria Gabriela Albergaria (Jan) Gabriela Albergaria Gabriela Albergaria (Jan)
  • Paisagens perdidas Ana Maria Tavares (Jan) Paisagens perdidas Ana Maria Tavares (Jan)
  • 2009 2009
  • O Jardim da pele de pêssego [The peach skin garden] Keila Alaver (Nov) O Jardim da pele de pêssego [The peach skin garden] Keila Alaver (Nov)
  • Por Aqui [This Way] GROUP SHOW (Nov) Por Aqui [This Way] GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • O futuro das lembranças [The future of remembrance] Lucia Mindlin Loeb (Nov) O futuro das lembranças [The future of remembrance] Lucia Mindlin Loeb (Nov)
  • Pic Nic Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct) Pic Nic Marco Paulo Rolla (Oct)
  • Tudo me é lícito, mas nem tudo me convence [Everything is licit but not everything convinces me] GROUP SHOW (Oct) Tudo me é lícito, mas nem tudo me convence [Everything is licit but not everything convinces me] GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • Avalanche Cadu (Oct) Avalanche Cadu (Oct)
  • Corpo da Alma [Body of Soul] Rosângela Rennó (Oct) Corpo da Alma [Body of Soul] Rosângela Rennó (Oct)
  • Marcados Claudia Andujar (Sep) Marcados Claudia Andujar (Sep)
  • Asimetrías y Convergencias Andrés Ramírez Gaviria GROUP SHOW (Aug) Asimetrías y Convergencias GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • Artérias e Capilares [Arteries and Capillaries] GROUP SHOW (Jul) Artérias e Capilares [Arteries and Capillaries] GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Cassino [Casino] Carla Zaccagnini Fabio Morais GROUP SHOW (Jul) Cassino [Casino] GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Zootécnico [Zootechnics] João Loureiro (May) Zootécnico [Zootechnics] João Loureiro (May)
  • Espaços de Tempo [Time spaces] Detanico Lain (May) Espaços de Tempo [Time spaces] Detanico Lain (May)
  • Lançamentos + Planetas [Launches + Planets] Marcelo Zocchio (Apr) Lançamentos + Planetas [Launches + Planets] Marcelo Zocchio (Apr)
  • Untitled Nicolás Robbio (Apr) Untitled Nicolás Robbio (Apr)
  • Sob Controle [Under Control] Motta & Lima (Mar) Sob Controle [Under Control] Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Soma Neutra [Neutral Addition] André Komatsu (Mar) Soma Neutra [Neutral Addition] André Komatsu (Mar)
  • Ph Neutro [Neutral Ph] GROUP SHOW (Jan) Ph Neutro [Neutral Ph] GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • Tons de cinza [Shades of gray] GROUP SHOW (Jan) Tons de cinza [Shades of gray] GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 2008 2008
  • Silêncio! [Silence!] Detanico Lain GROUP SHOW (Nov) Silêncio! [Silence!] GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • A Ordem dos Tratores não Altera o Viaduto Marcelo Cidade (Oct) A Ordem dos Tratores não Altera o Viaduto Marcelo Cidade (Oct)
  • FORTUNE AND DENIAL or UKYIO-E (the image of a floating world) Ana Maria Tavares (Oct) FORTUNE AND DENIAL or UKYIO-E (the image of a floating world) Ana Maria Tavares (Oct)
  • CÍCERA André Komatsu Carla Zaccagnini GROUP SHOW (Oct) CÍCERA GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • É claro que você sabe do que estou falando? [Of course you know what I’m talking about?] GROUP SHOW (Oct) É claro que você sabe do que estou falando? [Of course you know what I’m talking about?] GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • Ficções [Fictions] (Sep) Ficções [Fictions] (Sep)
  • Casasubu Vera Chaves Barcellos (Aug) Casasubu Vera Chaves Barcellos (Aug)
  • Provas de Contato [Contact Proofs] GROUP SHOW (Aug) Provas de Contato [Contact Proofs] GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • Baralhada Lia Chaia (Jul) Baralhada Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Jardim elétrico [Electric garden] Chelpa Ferro (Jun) Jardim elétrico [Electric garden] Chelpa Ferro (Jun)
  • Vermello Ivana Vollaro (Jun) Vermello Ivana Vollaro (Jun)
  • Melhor de Um [Best of one] Leandro da Costa (May) Melhor de Um [Best of one] Leandro da Costa (May)
  • My 6th Solo Exhibition Fabio Morais (May) My 6th Solo Exhibition Fabio Morais (May)
  • Bifurcações e Encruzilhadas Carla Zaccagnini (Apr) Bifurcações e Encruzilhadas Carla Zaccagnini (Apr)
  • Belo também é aquilo que não foi visto Dias & Riedweg (Apr) Belo também é aquilo que não foi visto Dias & Riedweg (Apr)
  • Mônica Nador e brodagem Mônica Nador + Jamac (Feb) Mônica Nador e brodagem Mônica Nador + Jamac (Feb)
  • Jogo de dados [Game of dice] Rafael Assef (Feb) Jogo de dados [Game of dice] Rafael Assef (Feb)
  • “Looks conceptual” or “How i mistook a Carl Andre for a pile of bricks” GROUP SHOW (Jan) “Looks conceptual” or “How i mistook a Carl Andre for a pile of bricks” GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • Caio, Felix, Cuts and Perforations Célio Braga (Jan) Caio, Felix, Cuts and Perforations Célio Braga (Jan)
  • 2007 2007
  • FREE BEER SUPERFLEX (Nov) FREE BEER SUPERFLEX (Nov)
  • Daniel Senise Daniel Senise (Oct) Daniel Senise Daniel Senise (Oct)
  • Araucária Angustifólia and Le désespoir du singe Gabriela Albergaria Manuela Marques (Sep) Araucária Angustifólia and Le désespoir du singe Gabriela Albergaria Manuela Marques (Sep)
  • Quando ramos são subtraídos [When branches are subtracted] André Komatsu (Aug) Quando ramos são subtraídos [When branches are subtracted] André Komatsu (Aug)
  • 30 M Rogério Canella (Aug) 30 M Rogério Canella (Aug)
  • The Communism of Forms Chelpa Ferro Detanico Lain Leandro Lima GROUP SHOW (Jul) The Communism of Forms GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Matiz vertical [Vertical hue] Tiago Judas (Jun) Matiz vertical [Vertical hue] Tiago Judas (Jun)
  • Pause Chiara Banfi (Apr) Pause Chiara Banfi (Apr)
  • Julian Rosefeldt Julian Rosefeldt (Apr) Julian Rosefeldt Julian Rosefeldt (Apr)
  • Ano Zero [Year Zero] Detanico Lain (Feb) Ano Zero [Year Zero] Detanico Lain (Feb)
  • Quase como ontem Nicolás Robbio Rachel Poignant (Jan) Quase como ontem Nicolás Robbio Rachel Poignant (Jan)
  • 2006 2006
  • Cássio Vasconcellos Cássio Vasconcellos (Nov) Cássio Vasconcellos Cássio Vasconcellos (Nov)
  • This is not a love song GROUP SHOW (Oct) This is not a love song GROUP SHOW (Oct)
  • A última foto [The last photo] Rosângela Rennó (Oct) A última foto [The last photo] Rosângela Rennó (Oct)
  • Vivendo [Living] Motta & Lima (Sep) Vivendo [Living] Motta & Lima (Sep)
  • Via invertida Lia Chaia (Jul) Via invertida Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Quarto/Sala [Bedroom/living room] Leandro da Costa (Jul) Quarto/Sala [Bedroom/living room] Leandro da Costa (Jul)
  • O.D.I.R.E.S. – Objetos Derivados, Intrínsecos aos Restos Emulsionados ou Saqueados Odires Mlászho (May) O.D.I.R.E.S. – Objetos Derivados, Intrínsecos aos Restos Emulsionados ou Saqueados Odires Mlászho (May)
  • próximo Leya Mira Brander (May) próximo Leya Mira Brander (May)
  • Messenger Maurício Ianês (Apr) Messenger Maurício Ianês (Apr)
  • Baldio [Wasteland] Ding Musa (Apr) Baldio [Wasteland] Ding Musa (Apr)
  • Outro Lugar [Another Place] Marcelo Cidade (Mar) Outro Lugar [Another Place] Marcelo Cidade (Mar)
  • 3D Delivery Tiago Judas (Mar) 3D Delivery Tiago Judas (Mar)
  • Aérea [Aerial] Edilaine Cunha (Feb) Aérea [Aerial] Edilaine Cunha (Feb)
  • 2005 2005
  • Museum of letters Fabio Morais (Dec) Museum of letters Fabio Morais (Dec)
  • The Library of Babel Marilá Dardot (Dec) The Library of Babel Marilá Dardot (Dec)
  • Cabra Criada Dias & Riedweg (Oct) Cabra Criada Dias & Riedweg (Oct)
  • Chelpa Ferro Chelpa Ferro (Sep) Chelpa Ferro Chelpa Ferro (Sep)
  • Grave Amílcar Packer (Aug) Grave Amílcar Packer (Aug)
  • Movimentos Leves [Light Movements] Marco Paulo Rolla (Aug) Movimentos Leves [Light Movements] Marco Paulo Rolla (Aug)
  • Rafael Assef Rafael Assef (Jul) Rafael Assef Rafael Assef (Jul)
  • Sala dos Espelhos [Room of Mirrors] Courtney Smith (Jul) Sala dos Espelhos [Room of Mirrors] Courtney Smith (Jul)
  • Maio [May] Nicolás Robbio Rogério Canella (May) Maio [May] Nicolás Robbio Rogério Canella (May)
  • Viés [Bias] Marcelo Cidade Nicolás Robbio Odires Mlászho GROUP SHOW (Apr) Viés [Bias] GROUP SHOW (Apr)
  • Utilidades Domésticas [Domestic Utilities] Marcelo Zocchio (Mar) Utilidades Domésticas [Domestic Utilities] Marcelo Zocchio (Mar)
  • JAMAC Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar) JAMAC Mônica Nador + Jamac (Mar)
  • Yano-a Claudia Andujar (Feb) Yano-a Claudia Andujar (Feb)
  • Viga Mestre Chiara Banfi (Feb) Viga Mestre Chiara Banfi (Feb)
  • 2004 2004
  • Vol. GROUP SHOW (Nov) Vol. GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • White Box Ricardo Carioba (Oct) White Box Ricardo Carioba (Oct)
  • Até onde a vista alcança [How far view reaches] Carla Zaccagnini (Aug) Até onde a vista alcança [How far view reaches] Carla Zaccagnini (Aug)
  • Hora Aberta [Open hour] Manuela Marques OVO (Aug) Hora Aberta [Open hour] Manuela Marques OVO (Aug)
  • Grátis [Free] GROUP SHOW (Jul) Grátis [Free] GROUP SHOW (Jul)
  • Marco Paulo Rolla Marco Paulo Rolla (Jun) Marco Paulo Rolla Marco Paulo Rolla (Jun)
  • Solto,Cruzado e junto [Loose, Crossed, and Together] Cinthia Marcelle Marilá Dardot Sara Ramo (Apr) Solto,Cruzado e junto [Loose, Crossed, and Together] Cinthia Marcelle Marilá Dardot Sara Ramo (Apr)
  • The world doesn’t need you Rosana Monnerat (Mar) The world doesn’t need you Rosana Monnerat (Mar)
  • 1 Edouard Fraipont (Mar) 1 Edouard Fraipont (Mar)
  • Derivas Detanico Lain Marcelo Cidade Odires Mlászho GROUP SHOW (Jan) Derivas GROUP SHOW (Jan)
  • 2003 2003
  • Modos de Usar [How To Use] GROUP SHOW (Nov) Modos de Usar [How To Use] GROUP SHOW (Nov)
  • 3T1H André Teruya Eichemberg Giselle Beiguelman Marcelo Marino Bicudo Vera Bighetti (Oct) 3T1H André Teruya Eichemberg Giselle Beiguelman Marcelo Marino Bicudo Vera Bighetti (Oct)
  • Retrato V.t.d. Fabio Morais (Sep) Retrato V.t.d. Fabio Morais (Sep)
  • Image Non-Image GROUP SHOW (Sep) Image Non-Image GROUP SHOW (Sep)
  • Vizinhos [Neighbors] Fabio Morais GROUP SHOW (Aug) Vizinhos [Neighbors] GROUP SHOW (Aug)
  • In ´vel Motta & Lima GROUP SHOW (Jun) In ´vel GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • SX70 GROUP SHOW (Jun) SX70 GROUP SHOW (Jun)
  • 1 Lúcia 2 Lúcias Lia Chaia Nicolás Robbio GROUP SHOW (May) 1 Lúcia 2 Lúcias GROUP SHOW (May)
  • O Lugar do Homem [The place of man] Rogério Canella (Mar) O Lugar do Homem [The place of man] Rogério Canella (Mar)
  • A Operação Ilegal [The Illegal Operation] Cris Bierrenbach (Mar) A Operação Ilegal [The Illegal Operation] Cris Bierrenbach (Mar)
  • Giroflexxxx André Komatsu Marcelo Cidade GROUP SHOW (Feb) Giroflexxxx GROUP SHOW (Feb)
  • 2002 2002
  • Série Azul [Blue series] Claudia Jaguaribe (Nov) Série Azul [Blue series] Claudia Jaguaribe (Nov)
  • Mônica Nador and Paula Trope Mônica Nador + Jamac Paula Trope (Nov) Mônica Nador and Paula Trope Mônica Nador + Jamac Paula Trope (Nov)
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  • A Palidez Iluminada [The Illuminated Pallidness] Odires Mlászho (Aug) A Palidez Iluminada [The Illuminated Pallidness] Odires Mlászho (Aug)
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  • Splécht! Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Splécht! Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • Circus Solaris | Circum Lunares Estevan Davi (Jan) Circus Solaris | Circum Lunares Estevan Davi (Jan)
  • 2024 2024
  • Gravity Carlos Motta (Jul) Gravity Carlos Motta (Jul)
  • Inverted Apocalypse Clara Ianni (May) Inverted Apocalypse Clara Ianni (May)
  • Desenhos articulados Lia Chaia (Mar) Desenhos articulados Lia Chaia (Mar)
  • Geometry is hope Geometry is fear Runo Lagomarsino (Feb) Geometry is hope Geometry is fear Runo Lagomarsino (Feb)
  • 2023 2023
  • Contrafachada Tiago Guimarães (Oct) Contrafachada Tiago Guimarães (Oct)
  • La Marcha Tania Candiani Grupo Flor de Kantuta (Aug) La Marcha Tania Candiani Grupo Flor de Kantuta (Aug)
  • The grid and the fence Marcelo Cidade (May) The grid and the fence Marcelo Cidade (May)
  • Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil Claudia Andujar (Feb) Genocídio do Yanomami: morte do Brasil Claudia Andujar (Feb)
  • 2022 2022
  • Perigo Minas! Dora Longo Bahia (Nov) Perigo Minas! Dora Longo Bahia (Nov)
  • Name on air Elilson (Sep) Name on air Elilson (Sep)
  • Sobre a terra, sob o céu Detanico Lain (Aug) Sobre a terra, sob o céu Detanico Lain (Aug)
  • Vulva Livre [Free Vulva] Depois do Fim da Arte (Jul) Vulva Livre [Free Vulva] Depois do Fim da Arte (Jul)
  • Nem tudo que vai prá parede é obra de arte Marcel Diogo (Jul) Nem tudo que vai prá parede é obra de arte Marcel Diogo (Jul)
  • still ever still Marilá Dardot (Jun) still ever still Marilá Dardot (Jun)
  • 23.970/24.005 Ana Amorim (Mar) 23.970/24.005 Ana Amorim (Mar)
  • Calling of the Subjunctive Elilson (Feb) Calling of the Subjunctive Elilson (Feb)
  • 2021 2021
  • Dissociação VÃO (Dec) Dissociação VÃO (Dec)
  • X Carmela Gross (Aug) X Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • Res verso Elilson (Jul) Res verso Elilson (Jul)
  • 2020 2020
  • In Alphabetic Order Detanico Lain (Oct) In Alphabetic Order Detanico Lain (Oct)
  • Untitled Cinthia Marcelle (Feb) Untitled Cinthia Marcelle (Feb)
  • 2019 2019
  • Lenin is still around Rosângela Rennó (Nov) Lenin is still around Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • Shapes of Freedom Carlos Motta (Oct) Shapes of Freedom Carlos Motta (Oct)
  • Estacionamente Lia Chaia (Aug) Estacionamente Lia Chaia (Aug)
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  • Estrutura Parasita Marcelo Cidade (Mar) Estrutura Parasita Marcelo Cidade (Mar)
  • Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar) Malaise Renato Maretti (Mar)
  • O ar da graça Leya Mira Brander (Jan) O ar da graça Leya Mira Brander (Jan)
  • 2018 2018
  • Estamos no escuro Fabio Morais (Nov) Estamos no escuro Fabio Morais (Nov)
  • Autômatos André Komatsu (Aug) Autômatos André Komatsu (Aug)
  • Elipse Nicolás Bacal (Jan) Elipse Nicolás Bacal (Jan)
  • 2017 2017
  • One Hundred Years Rosângela Rennó (Nov) One Hundred Years Rosângela Rennó (Nov)
  • A arquitetura não foi feita para enfeitar o desastre Laércio Redondo (Oct) A arquitetura não foi feita para enfeitar o desastre Laércio Redondo (Oct)
  • SOMOS Iván Argote (Sep) SOMOS Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Monumento Carmela Gross (Jun) Monumento Carmela Gross (Jun)
  • Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar) Ashes Dora Longo Bahia (Mar)
  • 2016 2016
  • As Built João Nitsche Pedro Nitsche (Nov) As Built João Nitsche Pedro Nitsche (Nov)
  • Ocitarcomed Marcelo Cidade (Sep) Ocitarcomed Marcelo Cidade (Sep)
  • Lightning Carmela Gross (Aug) Lightning Carmela Gross (Aug)
  • 70 degrees of separation Marcelo Moscheta (Jun) 70 degrees of separation Marcelo Moscheta (Jun)
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  • 2015 2015
  • sem título Edgard de Souza (Oct) sem título Edgard de Souza (Oct)
  • Yayoi Dialogue Nelson Leirner (Sep) Yayoi Dialogue Nelson Leirner (Sep)
  • Guarda Chuvas Keila Alaver (May) Guarda Chuvas Keila Alaver (May)
  • 4,9 Motta & Lima (Mar) 4,9 Motta & Lima (Mar)
  • Alta Tensão Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb) Alta Tensão Marco Paulo Rolla (Feb)
  • 2014 2014
  • Blocão Dias & Riedweg (Dec) Blocão Dias & Riedweg (Dec)
  • Régua de Fibonacci Gabriela Albergaria (Nov) Régua de Fibonacci Gabriela Albergaria (Nov)
  • Let’s write a history of hopes Iván Argote (Sep) Let’s write a history of hopes Iván Argote (Sep)
  • Aqui, agora e já Rosângela Rennó (Aug) Aqui, agora e já Rosângela Rennó (Aug)
  • Un fusilado ENRIQUE JEZIK (Jul) Un fusilado ENRIQUE JEZIK (Jul)
  • Sem título Maurício Ianês (Jun) Sem título Maurício Ianês (Jun)
  • Aquário suave sonora Chelpa Ferro (Apr) Aquário suave sonora Chelpa Ferro (Apr)
  • Vermelho Daniel Senise (Mar) Vermelho Daniel Senise (Mar)
  • Placemark Andreas Fogarasi (Jan) Placemark Andreas Fogarasi (Jan)
  • 2013 2013
  • Para onde os mosquitos vão quando chove [Where do mosquitoes go when it rains?] Felipe Salem (Nov) Para onde os mosquitos vão quando chove [Where do mosquitoes go when it rains?] Felipe Salem (Nov)
  • Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct) Museu do Homem do Nordeste Jonathas de Andrade (Oct)
  • Sem título [Dr. Mabuse] Eva Grubinger (Aug) Sem título [Dr. Mabuse] Eva Grubinger (Aug)
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  • Estado das coisas 2 André Komatsu (Apr) Estado das coisas 2 André Komatsu (Apr)
  • Alfabeto Fonético Aplicado II: Pavimentaram a Panamericana e tudo o que eu vejo é a falha de Darien Carla Zaccagnini (Feb) Alfabeto Fonético Aplicado II: Pavimentaram a Panamericana e tudo o que eu vejo é a falha de Darien Carla Zaccagnini (Feb)
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  • 2011 2011
  • Paredão João Nitsche (Nov) Paredão João Nitsche (Nov)
  • Pauta [Score] Chiara Banfi (Sep) Pauta [Score] Chiara Banfi (Sep)
  • 2010 2010
  • O silêncio é de outro Maurício Ianês (Nov) O silêncio é de outro Maurício Ianês (Nov)
  • Fachadeira Lia Chaia (Sep) Fachadeira Lia Chaia (Sep)
  • Label João Loureiro (Aug) Label João Loureiro (Aug)
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  • Imponente/Impotente André Komatsu (Jul) Imponente/Impotente André Komatsu (Jul)
  • Welcome Chiara Banfi (Jan) Welcome Chiara Banfi (Jan)
  • 2008 2008
  • Listen Nathalie Brevet Hughes Rochette (Nov) Listen Nathalie Brevet Hughes Rochette (Nov)
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  • Open Call Mix Brasil (Oct) Open Call Mix Brasil (Oct)
  • Um grande livro vermelho Marilá Dardot (Sep) Um grande livro vermelho Marilá Dardot (Sep)
  • Esfinge Lia Chaia (Jul) Esfinge Lia Chaia (Jul)
  • Art | Basel | Geneva | Belgrade | Skopie | São Paulo Cris Faria Lukas Mettler (Jul) Art | Basel | Geneva | Belgrade | Skopie | São Paulo Cris Faria Lukas Mettler (Jul)
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  • Geometria 37 Ivan Hurtado (May) Geometria 37 Ivan Hurtado (May)
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  • Looks conceptual – from Pilha series Detanico Lain (Jan) Looks conceptual – from Pilha series Detanico Lain (Jan)
  • 2007 2007
  • Free Beer Superflex (Nov) Free Beer Superflex (Nov)
  • Fluxografia #4 Guilherme Teixeira (Oct) Fluxografia #4 Guilherme Teixeira (Oct)
  • Andorinhas Gabriela Albergaria (Sep) Andorinhas Gabriela Albergaria (Sep)
  • Camuflagem Fabio Tremonte (Feb) Camuflagem Fabio Tremonte (Feb)
  • Apropri_ação 7 Rodolfo Parigi (Jan) Apropri_ação 7 Rodolfo Parigi (Jan)
  • 2006 2006
  • Cobertura Guilherme Teixeira (Nov) Cobertura Guilherme Teixeira (Nov)
  • Untitled Superflex (Oct) Untitled Superflex (Oct)
  • Demolidora, transportadora e construtora ilimitada [Demolisher, transporter and construction unlimited] Motta & Lima (Sep) Demolidora, transportadora e construtora ilimitada [Demolisher, transporter and construction unlimited] Motta & Lima (Sep)
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  • 2005 2005
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  • 2004 2004
  • 5 vezes 10 degraus Detanico Lain (Oct) 5 vezes 10 degraus Detanico Lain (Oct)
  • sem título Nicolás Robbio (Aug) sem título Nicolás Robbio (Aug)
  • Fonte do Desejo Jun Nakao (Jul) Fonte do Desejo Jun Nakao (Jul)
  • Derramamento [Overflow] Marco Paulo Rolla (Jun) Derramamento [Overflow] Marco Paulo Rolla (Jun)
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      Marcelo Moscheta
      ARTWORK
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Jeremias, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      Jeremias, 2024
      105 x 300 x 8 cm

      Enamel on ceramic, galvanized steel and EVA

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The mobility of humans between spaces is celebrated in Jeremias, which features a prophecy from the Bible, specifically from the Book of Jeremiah, Chapter 35:7, inscribed on fragments of ceramics from various origins: “All your days ye shall dwell in tents, that ye may live many days in the land where ye are strangers.”

      Like an archaeological excavation, the work proposes the ruin of the condition of building and material accumulation in favor of a constant state of displacement.

      105 x 300 x 8 cm

      Enamel on ceramic, galvanized steel and EVA

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      The mobility of humans between spaces is celebrated in Jeremias, which features a prophecy from the Bible, specifically from the Book of Jeremiah, Chapter 35:7, inscribed on fragments of ceramics from various origins: “All your days ye shall dwell in tents, that ye may live many days in the land where ye are strangers.”

      Like an archaeological excavation, the work proposes the ruin of the condition of building and material accumulation in favor of a constant state of displacement.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Jeremias (detail), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      Jeremias (detail), 2024
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Autopoiesis (2 minutos/ 20 anos), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      Autopoiesis (2 minutos/ 20 anos), 2024
      16 x 15 x 16 cm

      Offset printing on paper, polystyrene ruler, acrylic and EVA

      Photo Vermelho

      In his multiple expeditions, Moscheta collects rocks, fossils, documents, and a myriad of elements. Part of this material forms the series Autopoiesis (2024), where elements from different walks are articulated in a logic of production grounded in characteristics of conceptualism, such as the intervention and combination of elements, the use of texts as images, the use of documentation, and the contextualization of components. These works bring different experiences closer together, like a glossary of possibilities that is tensioned in new combinations. In biology and philosophy, the term autopoiesis describes systems that are capable of creating and maintaining themselves from within.

      16 x 15 x 16 cm

      Offset printing on paper, polystyrene ruler, acrylic and EVA

      Photo Vermelho

      In his multiple expeditions, Moscheta collects rocks, fossils, documents, and a myriad of elements. Part of this material forms the series Autopoiesis (2024), where elements from different walks are articulated in a logic of production grounded in characteristics of conceptualism, such as the intervention and combination of elements, the use of texts as images, the use of documentation, and the contextualization of components. These works bring different experiences closer together, like a glossary of possibilities that is tensioned in new combinations. In biology and philosophy, the term autopoiesis describes systems that are capable of creating and maintaining themselves from within.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      1:1 (Dólmen), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      1:1 (Dólmen), 2024
      variable dimensions

      Crayon on Tyvek and iron support

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Dolmens are megalithic structures composed of large stones used as tombs in the Chalcolithic period, between 3300 and 1200 BCE. As they conform to a kind of shelter, their structures consider the body in terms of scale. The installation, made from frottages (or rubbings) of the Dolmen of Arca, located in the municipality of Viseu, Portugal, unfolds the monument allowing the public to move through its index.

      For the frottage of the Dolmen, it was necessary to find a soft and resistant material that could withstand the harshness of the friction between the chalk and the granite of the Dolmen. Thus, Tyvek® supported Moscheta’s project, providing a highly technological, abrasion-resistant material. The material allowed the chalk to rub against the granite, ensuring the integrity of the drawing and the movement of something as immobile and fixed as the 5000-year-old structure of the Dolmen of Arca through its index.

      variable dimensions

      Crayon on Tyvek and iron support

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Dolmens are megalithic structures composed of large stones used as tombs in the Chalcolithic period, between 3300 and 1200 BCE. As they conform to a kind of shelter, their structures consider the body in terms of scale. The installation, made from frottages (or rubbings) of the Dolmen of Arca, located in the municipality of Viseu, Portugal, unfolds the monument allowing the public to move through its index.

      For the frottage of the Dolmen, it was necessary to find a soft and resistant material that could withstand the harshness of the friction between the chalk and the granite of the Dolmen. Thus, Tyvek® supported Moscheta’s project, providing a highly technological, abrasion-resistant material. The material allowed the chalk to rub against the granite, ensuring the integrity of the drawing and the movement of something as immobile and fixed as the 5000-year-old structure of the Dolmen of Arca through its index.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Autopoiesis (Zonas), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer] ARCOlisboa 2025
      Autopoiesis (Zonas), 2024
      22 x 38 cm

      Wood, electrical insulating paper and offset printing

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In his multiple expeditions, Moscheta collects rocks, fossils, documents, and a myriad of elements. Part of this material forms the series Autopoiesis (2024), where elements from different walks are articulated in a logic of production grounded in characteristics of conceptualism, such as the intervention and combination of elements, the use of texts as images, the use of documentation, and the contextualization of components. These works bring different experiences closer together, like a glossary of possibilities that is tensioned in new combinations. In biology and philosophy, the term autopoiesis describes systems that are capable of creating and maintaining themselves from within.

      22 x 38 cm

      Wood, electrical insulating paper and offset printing

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In his multiple expeditions, Moscheta collects rocks, fossils, documents, and a myriad of elements. Part of this material forms the series Autopoiesis (2024), where elements from different walks are articulated in a logic of production grounded in characteristics of conceptualism, such as the intervention and combination of elements, the use of texts as images, the use of documentation, and the contextualization of components. These works bring different experiences closer together, like a glossary of possibilities that is tensioned in new combinations. In biology and philosophy, the term autopoiesis describes systems that are capable of creating and maintaining themselves from within.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Autopoiesis (Zonas) (detail), 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      Autopoiesis (Zonas) (detail), 2024
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      Exhibition view

      Photo Filipe Berndt

      Photo Filipe Berndt
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Parábola #5, 2024
      Exhibitions:
      Errante [Wanderer]
      Parábola #5, 2024
      40 x 40 cm

      Mineral pigment printing on luster paper, steel cable, slate and linen

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In the series Parábola, Moscheta proposes another temporal displacement through a photograph taken by his father during fieldwork at the Horto Florestal de Maringá (Paraná) in 1981. A botanist by profession, his father captured an image of a colleague, accompanied by his son, with a pruning stick.

      The work operates through the repetition of elements related to logic (the grid of the slate chalkboard, the grid of the linen) to investigate the playful learning moment recorded in the photograph and to create compositions where teaching and freedom come together. In the piece, experience and orality overlap with the formality of the chalkboard represented by the slate stone.

      40 x 40 cm

      Mineral pigment printing on luster paper, steel cable, slate and linen

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In the series Parábola, Moscheta proposes another temporal displacement through a photograph taken by his father during fieldwork at the Horto Florestal de Maringá (Paraná) in 1981. A botanist by profession, his father captured an image of a colleague, accompanied by his son, with a pruning stick.

      The work operates through the repetition of elements related to logic (the grid of the slate chalkboard, the grid of the linen) to investigate the playful learning moment recorded in the photograph and to create compositions where teaching and freedom come together. In the piece, experience and orality overlap with the formality of the chalkboard represented by the slate stone.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Do Labirinto ósseo do homem ao eixo do Rochedo - Museu de História Natural e da Ciência de Lisboa - Lisboa – Portugal
      Exhibition view

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Do Labirinto ósseo do homem ao eixo do Rochedo - Museu de História Natural e da Ciência de Lisboa - Lisboa – Portugal
      Exhibition view

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Oréades #4, 2021
      Oréades #4, 2021
      41 x 40 cm

      Mineral pigment print on Epson Sommerset RAG 250gsm paper, soot on glass and plywood

      Photo Vermelho

      41 x 40 cm

      Mineral pigment print on Epson Sommerset RAG 250gsm paper, soot on glass and plywood

      Photo Vermelho
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Hiatus, 2021
      Exhibitions:
      Oréades
      Embaixada de Portugal em Brasília
      Brasília, Brazil, 2021
      Hiatus, 2021
      1000 x 1000 x 300 cm

      reclaimed dried branches and iron

      Photo Jean Peixoto

      The word Hiatus comes from the Latin term “hiatus”, meaning “opening, crevice, gap”. Figuratively, a gap is a failure, a empty space in-between. It may also be defined as an interruption between two events.

      The intervention performed in Portugal Embassy in Brasília (2021) and also at Parque da Luz in São Paulo (2014), with dry branches and iron sticks, creates a “corridor” that can be seen in the gap between the two sides, a garden tree.

      Evoking a presence through absence of the trunk, the branches, lined up side by side there appear to contain a tree that no longer exists, an almost presence that lives in the gap of their own branches.

      1000 x 1000 x 300 cm

      reclaimed dried branches and iron

      Photo Jean Peixoto

      The word Hiatus comes from the Latin term “hiatus”, meaning “opening, crevice, gap”. Figuratively, a gap is a failure, a empty space in-between. It may also be defined as an interruption between two events.

      The intervention performed in Portugal Embassy in Brasília (2021) and also at Parque da Luz in São Paulo (2014), with dry branches and iron sticks, creates a “corridor” that can be seen in the gap between the two sides, a garden tree.

      Evoking a presence through absence of the trunk, the branches, lined up side by side there appear to contain a tree that no longer exists, an almost presence that lives in the gap of their own branches.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Memória Gráfica #23, 2020
      Memória Gráfica #23, 2020
      182 x 60,5 x 29,5 cm

      Graphite drawing on expanded PVC, offset ink on lithographic stone and iron

      Photo Vermelho

      The title Memória Gráfica [Graphic Memory], refers to the set of lithographic stones that the artist found broken irregularly and used to complete his fractioned drawings of rock formations. Moscheta works with the idea that through fragments we can mentally compose an imaginary mountain range of “fulls” and “empties”, in an artistic operation that unites the drawing to the object, as part of the same linguistic system.

      182 x 60,5 x 29,5 cm

      Graphite drawing on expanded PVC, offset ink on lithographic stone and iron

      Photo Vermelho

      The title Memória Gráfica [Graphic Memory], refers to the set of lithographic stones that the artist found broken irregularly and used to complete his fractioned drawings of rock formations. Moscheta works with the idea that through fragments we can mentally compose an imaginary mountain range of “fulls” and “empties”, in an artistic operation that unites the drawing to the object, as part of the same linguistic system.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Gigantica amazônica #11, 2020
      Gigantica amazônica #11, 2020
      123 x 75 cm (drawing) / 35 x 31 cm (photograph)

      Graphite drawing on expanded PVC and mineral pigmented inkjet print on Hahnemühle Photo Baryta 300g paper

      Photo Vermelho

      The series Gigantica Amazonica has as a starting point an immersion trip that Moscheta took trough the Amazon. In the series, the artist works with photographs by Albert Frisch, creating a game of fiction on the monumentality of the Amazonian botany. Moscheta makes digital assemblages over Frisch’s photos, adding gigantic foliage over them. Beside the photos, the artist shows a “real-size” drawing of the leaf that appears in the images. The story of Frisch himself flirts with fiction. Born in 1840 in Bavaria, the photographer was, until the end of the 20th century, a mysterious personage of Brazilian photography and many assumed that he had never existed. Frisch made, in 1867, a series of 98 photographs in the Amazon, from an expedition in the region.

      123 x 75 cm (drawing) / 35 x 31 cm (photograph)

      Graphite drawing on expanded PVC and mineral pigmented inkjet print on Hahnemühle Photo Baryta 300g paper

      Photo Vermelho

      The series Gigantica Amazonica has as a starting point an immersion trip that Moscheta took trough the Amazon. In the series, the artist works with photographs by Albert Frisch, creating a game of fiction on the monumentality of the Amazonian botany. Moscheta makes digital assemblages over Frisch’s photos, adding gigantic foliage over them. Beside the photos, the artist shows a “real-size” drawing of the leaf that appears in the images. The story of Frisch himself flirts with fiction. Born in 1840 in Bavaria, the photographer was, until the end of the 20th century, a mysterious personage of Brazilian photography and many assumed that he had never existed. Frisch made, in 1867, a series of 98 photographs in the Amazon, from an expedition in the region.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Bizâncio, 2020
      Bizâncio, 2020
      72 x 47 x 14 cm

      Lithographic stones and iron

      Photo Vermelho

      Bizâncio [Byzantium] is part of a set of works made by Moscheta from fragments of lithographic stones. With them, the artist organized “columns” of superimposed stones that take the name of ruins of past civilizations.
      Here, represented object and instrument of representation merge through the stones that were multiple times used to generate prints, forming a sort of potential library.

      72 x 47 x 14 cm

      Lithographic stones and iron

      Photo Vermelho

      Bizâncio [Byzantium] is part of a set of works made by Moscheta from fragments of lithographic stones. With them, the artist organized “columns” of superimposed stones that take the name of ruins of past civilizations.
      Here, represented object and instrument of representation merge through the stones that were multiple times used to generate prints, forming a sort of potential library.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Fixos e Fluxos (mapa 6), 2019
      Exhibitions:
      Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 Art Dubai 2019
      Fixos e Fluxos (mapa 6), 2019
      96 x 128 cm

      Mineral pigmented inkjet print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Photo Rag 308g paper on aluminum plate and laser engraving in copper plate

      Photo Vermelho

      In the series ‘Fixos e Fluxos’ [Fixed and Flow], sets of schematically composed aluminum sheets shows satellite photos of the Atacama Desert. To each quadrant, Moscheta has attached a small copper plaque with the geographic coordinates of that space, registered by him during his journey through the region in 2012.
      Moscheta’s journey through the Atacama territory becomes distanced through the view of the satellite image, stripping away the journey’s vastness and natural elements. In Moscheta’s words, “My method for constructing this work resembles that of the ancient cartographers, where the experience of the traveler came previous to the representation of the territory.
      The map was only produced after the cartographer visited the place to be mapped, so the cartographer’s experience became part of the representation. In this work, the satellite’s mechanical eye finds the area I visited through coordinates. My geographical movement determined the choice of the image – a landscape never seen before by me, though there were the marks of my boots on the ground.”

      96 x 128 cm

      Mineral pigmented inkjet print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Photo Rag 308g paper on aluminum plate and laser engraving in copper plate

      Photo Vermelho

      In the series ‘Fixos e Fluxos’ [Fixed and Flow], sets of schematically composed aluminum sheets shows satellite photos of the Atacama Desert. To each quadrant, Moscheta has attached a small copper plaque with the geographic coordinates of that space, registered by him during his journey through the region in 2012.
      Moscheta’s journey through the Atacama territory becomes distanced through the view of the satellite image, stripping away the journey’s vastness and natural elements. In Moscheta’s words, “My method for constructing this work resembles that of the ancient cartographers, where the experience of the traveler came previous to the representation of the territory.
      The map was only produced after the cartographer visited the place to be mapped, so the cartographer’s experience became part of the representation. In this work, the satellite’s mechanical eye finds the area I visited through coordinates. My geographical movement determined the choice of the image – a landscape never seen before by me, though there were the marks of my boots on the ground.”

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Antes – Aroeira, 2021
      Exhibitions:
      Oréades - Embaixada de Portugal em Brasília - Brasília - Brasil
      Antes – Aroeira, 2021
      42 x 70 cm - diptych

      Carbon paper monotype on Saunders Waterfont 300g paper and wood

      Photo Vermelho

      Listing, arranging in series, identifying and cataloging are processes of scientific methodology that artists appropriate, transferring them to the particular poetics of their works: thus, in a series like Antes (2021) Marcelo Moscheta, presents a set of tree species from the Cerrado, represented through monotypes made with carbon paper on Saunders paper, a refined paper traditionally used for watercolor, which recalls the drawings by the traveling painters of other times, or the Anglo-Saxon landscape tradition, mediated by the awareness of processes of reproduction and printing in the history of photography. The result is a singular and very beautiful botanical album mounted on the wall in a checkerboard mural, transferring the drawing into space, thereby reinventing, in this montage, the place where they are presented.

      – João Fernandes

      42 x 70 cm - diptych

      Carbon paper monotype on Saunders Waterfont 300g paper and wood

      Photo Vermelho

      Listing, arranging in series, identifying and cataloging are processes of scientific methodology that artists appropriate, transferring them to the particular poetics of their works: thus, in a series like Antes (2021) Marcelo Moscheta, presents a set of tree species from the Cerrado, represented through monotypes made with carbon paper on Saunders paper, a refined paper traditionally used for watercolor, which recalls the drawings by the traveling painters of other times, or the Anglo-Saxon landscape tradition, mediated by the awareness of processes of reproduction and printing in the history of photography. The result is a singular and very beautiful botanical album mounted on the wall in a checkerboard mural, transferring the drawing into space, thereby reinventing, in this montage, the place where they are presented.

      – João Fernandes

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Positivo singular 10, 2016
      Exhibitions:
      Seven Falls
      Positivo singular 10, 2016
      113 x 93 x 5 cm

      Inkjet printing and corrosion on iron

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In the series Positivo Singular [Singular Positive], Moscheta presents a series of ten photographs of uncommon landscapes of the Chilean desert topped with iron sheets that form volumes which recall the monolith in the film 2001: a Space Oddyssey, by Stanley Kubrick.
      In the 1968 film, the black volume made of an undefined material symbolized a synchronism between past and future, like an atemporal announcement of man’s pioneering destiny. The first appearance of the object in the film takes place at the moment when man’s ancestor discovers that the same bone that forms his structure can be used as a tool or as a weapon.
      In Moscheta’s works, however, this monolith is subject to the passage of time and, due to its ferrous material, acquires marks of the passage of time, with constant oxidation and corrosion. Moscheta’s monoliths are thus synchronous with those of Kubrik, but insofar as they are manmade, they only tend to decay.

      113 x 93 x 5 cm

      Inkjet printing and corrosion on iron

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In the series Positivo Singular [Singular Positive], Moscheta presents a series of ten photographs of uncommon landscapes of the Chilean desert topped with iron sheets that form volumes which recall the monolith in the film 2001: a Space Oddyssey, by Stanley Kubrick.
      In the 1968 film, the black volume made of an undefined material symbolized a synchronism between past and future, like an atemporal announcement of man’s pioneering destiny. The first appearance of the object in the film takes place at the moment when man’s ancestor discovers that the same bone that forms his structure can be used as a tool or as a weapon.
      In Moscheta’s works, however, this monolith is subject to the passage of time and, due to its ferrous material, acquires marks of the passage of time, with constant oxidation and corrosion. Moscheta’s monoliths are thus synchronous with those of Kubrik, but insofar as they are manmade, they only tend to decay.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      The Time, 2018
      Exhibitions:
      Natural History and Other Ruins
      The Time, 2018
      56 x 52 x 17 cm

      Printing with pigmented mineral ink on Awagami Kozo Thick White 110 gr, paper, imbuia wood and diabase rock

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      The friction between the creative impulse of nature and the processual arrangements of man becomes evident in The Time, 2018, and Still, 2018. In both series, pages of encyclopedias have excerpts of their text erased giving them a different character from the erstwhile scientific tone. These are pages that bring images of a brutal nature such as volcanic eruptions or residues of rocky materials after explosions. Attached to their frames, these pages become platforms that support elements processed from nature such as basilica rocks or concrete test bodies.

      56 x 52 x 17 cm

      Printing with pigmented mineral ink on Awagami Kozo Thick White 110 gr, paper, imbuia wood and diabase rock

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      The friction between the creative impulse of nature and the processual arrangements of man becomes evident in The Time, 2018, and Still, 2018. In both series, pages of encyclopedias have excerpts of their text erased giving them a different character from the erstwhile scientific tone. These are pages that bring images of a brutal nature such as volcanic eruptions or residues of rocky materials after explosions. Attached to their frames, these pages become platforms that support elements processed from nature such as basilica rocks or concrete test bodies.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Natural History and Other Ruins
      Exhibition view

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      Photo Edouard Fraipont
      Marcelo Moscheta
      A história natural e outras ruínas (capítulo 15), 2018
      Exhibitions:
      Natural History and Other Ruins
      A história natural e outras ruínas (capítulo 15), 2018
      60 x 130 x 2,8 cm

      Wood, rusty iron plate, photolitography, encyclopedia page and magnets

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      The series that lends it title to the exhibition, The Natural History and Other Ruins, 2018, is composed of fragments of an encyclopedia from the 1970s describing the formation of the earth and the development of life on the planet.

      Entitled chapters (chapter 1, chapter 3, etc.), the works are organized in compositions of parts of the encyclopedia with photolytic images of a mining industry sided with sheets of oxidized steel which textures resemble the rocky mountain landscapes of the mining company.

      The suggestive titles of the Chapters in this series are evident in the compositions: “Evolution of the Species,” “Domesticated Nature,” “A Laboratory of Evolution.”

      60 x 130 x 2,8 cm

      Wood, rusty iron plate, photolitography, encyclopedia page and magnets

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      The series that lends it title to the exhibition, The Natural History and Other Ruins, 2018, is composed of fragments of an encyclopedia from the 1970s describing the formation of the earth and the development of life on the planet.

      Entitled chapters (chapter 1, chapter 3, etc.), the works are organized in compositions of parts of the encyclopedia with photolytic images of a mining industry sided with sheets of oxidized steel which textures resemble the rocky mountain landscapes of the mining company.

      The suggestive titles of the Chapters in this series are evident in the compositions: “Evolution of the Species,” “Domesticated Nature,” “A Laboratory of Evolution.”

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Seven Falls, 2016
      Exhibitions:
      Seven Falls
      Seven Falls, 2016
      410 x 160 x 160 cm

      Graphite drawings on PVC mounted on scaffold

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      The installation that lends its title to the exhibition occupies the gallery’s main room and consists of a five-meter-high scaffold together with seven drawings done in graphite on PVC. The images represent seven waterfalls which, for reasons linked to the spirit of human progress, were expunged from the natural landscape by works of engineering.
      The title and drawings make reference to the history of the Seven-Falls Cataract, or the Guaíra Cataract, which on October 13, 1982, had its 19 waterfalls (which were divided into seven groups) flooded over by the construction of the Itaipú hydroelectric plant. Held as the largest system of waterfalls in the world in volume of water and considered one of the planet’s greatest natural spectacles, the Seven-Falls Cataract disappeared from the landscape in the name of “progress.”
      The local community, however, was cut in half, since it had depended intrinsically on the tourism generated by the waterfalls.

      410 x 160 x 160 cm

      Graphite drawings on PVC mounted on scaffold

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      The installation that lends its title to the exhibition occupies the gallery’s main room and consists of a five-meter-high scaffold together with seven drawings done in graphite on PVC. The images represent seven waterfalls which, for reasons linked to the spirit of human progress, were expunged from the natural landscape by works of engineering.
      The title and drawings make reference to the history of the Seven-Falls Cataract, or the Guaíra Cataract, which on October 13, 1982, had its 19 waterfalls (which were divided into seven groups) flooded over by the construction of the Itaipú hydroelectric plant. Held as the largest system of waterfalls in the world in volume of water and considered one of the planet’s greatest natural spectacles, the Seven-Falls Cataract disappeared from the landscape in the name of “progress.”
      The local community, however, was cut in half, since it had depended intrinsically on the tourism generated by the waterfalls.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      70 graus de separação, 2016
      Exhibitions:
      70 degrees of separation Seven Falls
      70 graus de separação, 2016
      400 x 160 cm

      Graphite on wall

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      400 x 160 cm

      Graphite on wall

      Photo Edouard Fraipont
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Exhibition view
      Exhibitions:
      Marcelo Moscheta: Erosão Diferencial - Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Campinas (MAC) – Campinas - Brasil
      Exhibition view

      Photo Vermelho

      Photo Vermelho
      Marcelo Moscheta
      O trabalho dos dias, 2016
      Exhibitions:
      Seven Falls
      O trabalho dos dias, 2016
      90 x 251 cm

      Inkjet and time card racks

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      O Trabalho dos Dias [Days’ Work], 2016, shows a recent “fall.” Moscheta juxtaposes a set of time-card holders (as used near time clocks at businesses) to an image of a terikon, in the Ukraine. Terikons, also called spoil tips, are manmade piles built with the overburden and waste rock of the mining industry. Moscheta comments on the effort of human work necessary to construct these topographic elevations in the landscape of a city by juxtaposing the time-card holder to the image of the terikon, systematically perforated to represent the record of man’s passage through the landscape. The time clock was created at the end of the 19th century, in the United States, with the aim of increasing productivity and allowing employers to control the hours of workers. Here, its vestige refers to another measure likewise aimed at profit and the exploitation of workforces and natural resources, since the terikons present hazards to the surrounding populations, due to constant landslides and underground combustion.

      90 x 251 cm

      Inkjet and time card racks

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      O Trabalho dos Dias [Days’ Work], 2016, shows a recent “fall.” Moscheta juxtaposes a set of time-card holders (as used near time clocks at businesses) to an image of a terikon, in the Ukraine. Terikons, also called spoil tips, are manmade piles built with the overburden and waste rock of the mining industry. Moscheta comments on the effort of human work necessary to construct these topographic elevations in the landscape of a city by juxtaposing the time-card holder to the image of the terikon, systematically perforated to represent the record of man’s passage through the landscape. The time clock was created at the end of the 19th century, in the United States, with the aim of increasing productivity and allowing employers to control the hours of workers. Here, its vestige refers to another measure likewise aimed at profit and the exploitation of workforces and natural resources, since the terikons present hazards to the surrounding populations, due to constant landslides and underground combustion.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Fundo infinito, 2016
      Exhibitions:
      Seven Falls
      Fundo infinito, 2016
      190 x 120 x 60 cm

      Digital offset printing plates on galvanized sheet and cellular concrete blocks

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In Fundo Infinito [Infinite Background] 2016, Marcelo Moscheta records the ruins of a rudimentary – and singular – construction in the middle of the Atacama Desert. The fragmented building blends into the desert’s rocky landscape. The image recorded on offset sheets attached to galvanized sheets also chromatically approximates the two instances and provides a commentary on the failure of entrepreneurial man, since the figure appears destructured, in a process of falling, on the bent galvanized sheet. Nevertheless, even though it is falling, man’s developmentalist aspect seems to be reaffirmed by the structure of the figure’s base – a stack of perfectly aligned and stable blocks made of cellular concrete, a sort of concrete “foam” that is a relatively new technology (it has only been used in Brazilian civil construction for 30 years), which ensures durability, lightness and constructive ease along with excellent thermal and acoustic properties. The juxtaposition of this material with the image of the construction made of stone remnants evokes the future state of recent and future constructions. It is man superimposing himself on nature.

      190 x 120 x 60 cm

      Digital offset printing plates on galvanized sheet and cellular concrete blocks

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      In Fundo Infinito [Infinite Background] 2016, Marcelo Moscheta records the ruins of a rudimentary – and singular – construction in the middle of the Atacama Desert. The fragmented building blends into the desert’s rocky landscape. The image recorded on offset sheets attached to galvanized sheets also chromatically approximates the two instances and provides a commentary on the failure of entrepreneurial man, since the figure appears destructured, in a process of falling, on the bent galvanized sheet. Nevertheless, even though it is falling, man’s developmentalist aspect seems to be reaffirmed by the structure of the figure’s base – a stack of perfectly aligned and stable blocks made of cellular concrete, a sort of concrete “foam” that is a relatively new technology (it has only been used in Brazilian civil construction for 30 years), which ensures durability, lightness and constructive ease along with excellent thermal and acoustic properties. The juxtaposition of this material with the image of the construction made of stone remnants evokes the future state of recent and future constructions. It is man superimposing himself on nature.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Estudios sobre revoluciones #4, 2016
      Estudios sobre revoluciones #4, 2016
      55,5 x 44,5 cm

      Typography, pink cedar, conté pencil and watercolor on Print Paper White Smooth Grain Long 335g

      Photo Vermelho

      During his residence in the Honda the artist collected small stones in the Magdalena River valley. Treated as a detailed geological study and based in the aesthetics of scientific illustration boards of the XVIII century made by José Celestino Mutis in the same place, the title [Studies on revolutions] refers both to the rotational movement of the stones as to the history of the country, the scene of many wars and disputes since its colonization.

      55,5 x 44,5 cm

      Typography, pink cedar, conté pencil and watercolor on Print Paper White Smooth Grain Long 335g

      Photo Vermelho

      During his residence in the Honda the artist collected small stones in the Magdalena River valley. Treated as a detailed geological study and based in the aesthetics of scientific illustration boards of the XVIII century made by José Celestino Mutis in the same place, the title [Studies on revolutions] refers both to the rotational movement of the stones as to the history of the country, the scene of many wars and disputes since its colonization.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Parallel 45N, 2015
      Exhibitions:
      Rocks, Stones, and Dust – University of Toronto Art Centre – Toronto - Canadá
      Parallel 45N, 2015
      40 x 475 x 25 cm

      Rocks collected on the border united states v canada, laser engraving on PVC, metal claw and iron wire

      Photo Toni Hafkenscheid

      For “Parallel 45N”, Moscheta travelled 150 km of the US/Canada border between X and Y, collecting rocks as he went. A straight line drawn indifferent to the terrain of the land, this section of the border runs along the 45th Parallel North, commonly known as the midpoint between the equator and the north pole. The US/Canada border, known as the “No Touching Zone,” is the longest deforested line in the world. The rocks presented here, are relatively indifferent to the concepts of national borders and latitude, yet tagged with the GPS coordinates of where they were found, they mark a particular moment in their life, where they rested in between nations as informal markers of statelessness. Geography, cartography, nationhood, land, identity, science, and affect, intersect creating a tension between abstraction and materiality.

      40 x 475 x 25 cm

      Rocks collected on the border united states v canada, laser engraving on PVC, metal claw and iron wire

      Photo Toni Hafkenscheid

      For “Parallel 45N”, Moscheta travelled 150 km of the US/Canada border between X and Y, collecting rocks as he went. A straight line drawn indifferent to the terrain of the land, this section of the border runs along the 45th Parallel North, commonly known as the midpoint between the equator and the north pole. The US/Canada border, known as the “No Touching Zone,” is the longest deforested line in the world. The rocks presented here, are relatively indifferent to the concepts of national borders and latitude, yet tagged with the GPS coordinates of where they were found, they mark a particular moment in their life, where they rested in between nations as informal markers of statelessness. Geography, cartography, nationhood, land, identity, science, and affect, intersect creating a tension between abstraction and materiality.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Arrasto, 2015
      Exhibitions:
      Arrasto – Casa do Bandeirante – São Paulo – Brasil
      Arrasto, 2015
      variable dimensions

      stones, concrete, asphalt, sand, and cobblestone collected from the river banks of Tietê River, wood, polystyrene, laser print on paper, led lamps and graphite drawing on expanded PVC

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      In fluid dynamics, it is the drag force that causes resistance to movement of a solid object through a fluid medium as a liquid. The resistance produced from the Tiete River friction with its banks took the artist Marcelo Moscheta to conduct an expedition down all the length of the river from its source in Salesópolis to the mouth of the Paraná River.

      From March to August were collected rocks, clays, sands and various minerals on both sides, documented and classified, as well as the Tiete course of cataloging through the elements that are found in its two banks. Flirting with archeology, geology and the Bandeirantismo Paulista cycle, the artist composes a warehouse of particular memories, accounts for a small museum of curiosities that share each, their side of the fluid bed.

      The Dragging installation that occupied the central hall of Bandeirante House also joins to collections a large drawing of a waterfall of the Tiete River submerged by the waters of the New Avanhandava dam. Arranged side by side on racks, drawing and rocks create a tensioned dialogue between representation and the landscape itself displaced into the work.

      variable dimensions

      stones, concrete, asphalt, sand, and cobblestone collected from the river banks of Tietê River, wood, polystyrene, laser print on paper, led lamps and graphite drawing on expanded PVC

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      In fluid dynamics, it is the drag force that causes resistance to movement of a solid object through a fluid medium as a liquid. The resistance produced from the Tiete River friction with its banks took the artist Marcelo Moscheta to conduct an expedition down all the length of the river from its source in Salesópolis to the mouth of the Paraná River.

      From March to August were collected rocks, clays, sands and various minerals on both sides, documented and classified, as well as the Tiete course of cataloging through the elements that are found in its two banks. Flirting with archeology, geology and the Bandeirantismo Paulista cycle, the artist composes a warehouse of particular memories, accounts for a small museum of curiosities that share each, their side of the fluid bed.

      The Dragging installation that occupied the central hall of Bandeirante House also joins to collections a large drawing of a waterfall of the Tiete River submerged by the waters of the New Avanhandava dam. Arranged side by side on racks, drawing and rocks create a tensioned dialogue between representation and the landscape itself displaced into the work.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      76 Graus Norte / Coluna, 2015
      76 Graus Norte / Coluna, 2015
      230 x 220 x 40 cm

      Inkjet on paper, pins and 21 plates of cellular concrete

      Photo Galeria Vermelho

      The images of a mountain covered with rocks and snow reveal the action of time and of the icy winds of the Svalbard Archipelago, in the North Pole. As a landslide, the scene recalls the ruins of what is left over when the planet is strongly rocked. The contrast between the column and the images creates the dialog between chaos and order, the horizon that is the landscape and the vertical line, the human action on the world.

      230 x 220 x 40 cm

      Inkjet on paper, pins and 21 plates of cellular concrete

      Photo Galeria Vermelho

      The images of a mountain covered with rocks and snow reveal the action of time and of the icy winds of the Svalbard Archipelago, in the North Pole. As a landslide, the scene recalls the ruins of what is left over when the planet is strongly rocked. The contrast between the column and the images creates the dialog between chaos and order, the horizon that is the landscape and the vertical line, the human action on the world.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Arbor-Vitae, 2014
      Exhibitions:
      Vancouver Biennale – Crossing Borders - Shipbuilder’s Square – Vancouver - Canadá
      Arbor-Vitae, 2014
      385 x 720 x 400 cm

      Graphite drawing on PVC board, yellow cedar and drift logs

      Photo Galeria Vermelho

      The western Red Cedar is British Columbia’s official tree. It is sometimes called Arborvitae, Latin for “tree of life”. The drawing with graphite over sheets of PVC, at the right proportion of a Red Cedar tree trunk, make the connections between wood extraction (once Vancouver is one of world’s top wood extractors) and the act of the First Nations extraction: a ceremony in which the aboriginals in general make reverence and congratulate the tree for the “offering” to be become a pole for them.

      385 x 720 x 400 cm

      Graphite drawing on PVC board, yellow cedar and drift logs

      Photo Galeria Vermelho

      The western Red Cedar is British Columbia’s official tree. It is sometimes called Arborvitae, Latin for “tree of life”. The drawing with graphite over sheets of PVC, at the right proportion of a Red Cedar tree trunk, make the connections between wood extraction (once Vancouver is one of world’s top wood extractors) and the act of the First Nations extraction: a ceremony in which the aboriginals in general make reverence and congratulate the tree for the “offering” to be become a pole for them.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Oriente, 2014
      Exhibitions:
      II Bienal de Montevideo: 500 anos de futuro - Iglesia de San Francisco de Assis - Montevideo - Uruguai
      Oriente, 2014
      320 x 1000 x 100 cm

      Stones collected from the banks of river Uruguay and parafin wax

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      The “Oriente” (East) installation addresses issues relating to the constitution of the Uruguayan territory, its geography and history, strongly marked by the presence of the river which gives its name to the country. The limits set by the river are transposed into the Church, “remaking” the territory of the Republic starting from its most westerly point – the left bank of the River Uruguay, the Uruguayan part within the territory (about 500 km). Ten rocks were collected on the Uruguayan side of the river. Placed on a pillar of white paraffin. These telluric chunks of the country “float” in the nave of the church and trickle down to the right delimiting the reach and extent that these rocks may have, like the DNA of the landscape, that replicates and shapes according to the pass of the years and of the ages.

      320 x 1000 x 100 cm

      Stones collected from the banks of river Uruguay and parafin wax

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      The “Oriente” (East) installation addresses issues relating to the constitution of the Uruguayan territory, its geography and history, strongly marked by the presence of the river which gives its name to the country. The limits set by the river are transposed into the Church, “remaking” the territory of the Republic starting from its most westerly point – the left bank of the River Uruguay, the Uruguayan part within the territory (about 500 km). Ten rocks were collected on the Uruguayan side of the river. Placed on a pillar of white paraffin. These telluric chunks of the country “float” in the nave of the church and trickle down to the right delimiting the reach and extent that these rocks may have, like the DNA of the landscape, that replicates and shapes according to the pass of the years and of the ages.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Ny Alesund #2, 2012
      Ny Alesund #2, 2012
      37 x 82 cm

      Pigmented print and collage with mixed media on archival paper, aluminium, laser, plexiglass, wires and electric components

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      After the end of the mineral activities, Ny Alesund was developed as a advanced research base in the Arctic. The Norwegian Polar Institute started a permanent research and the place became an open sky international lab, being the northernmost inhabited place of the world.

      Currently the Kings Bay AS. Company provides all the infrastructure to different scientist teams active in the region. The population during Winter is around 30 people. But during Summer, this number raises to 130 inhabitants. The objective is that, in a near future, Ny Alesund can become a permanent international base of studies about the Arctic.

      During all nights, a green laser flash is traced directly to the space, turning the isolated Arctic base into a reference to be seen kilometres away, among the white vastitude pierced only by sharp peaks.

      The photographies, taken from the local historical museum, remain blur, as for a shadow of an heroic period, when brave men launched themselves in the uncomfortable, though intriguing mission of living in such a hostile habitat. By the current images of agglomerated snow in the first days of Autumn – period in which the artist visited Ny Alesund – and that are similar to the air view of the place, both images cohabit in a delicate relation between past and present. Separated only by the laser that rises towards the ceiling and that cross those stories, striking the frame with its presence, and disturbing the balance between the images and collages.

      -Marcelo Moschetta

      37 x 82 cm

      Pigmented print and collage with mixed media on archival paper, aluminium, laser, plexiglass, wires and electric components

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      After the end of the mineral activities, Ny Alesund was developed as a advanced research base in the Arctic. The Norwegian Polar Institute started a permanent research and the place became an open sky international lab, being the northernmost inhabited place of the world.

      Currently the Kings Bay AS. Company provides all the infrastructure to different scientist teams active in the region. The population during Winter is around 30 people. But during Summer, this number raises to 130 inhabitants. The objective is that, in a near future, Ny Alesund can become a permanent international base of studies about the Arctic.

      During all nights, a green laser flash is traced directly to the space, turning the isolated Arctic base into a reference to be seen kilometres away, among the white vastitude pierced only by sharp peaks.

      The photographies, taken from the local historical museum, remain blur, as for a shadow of an heroic period, when brave men launched themselves in the uncomfortable, though intriguing mission of living in such a hostile habitat. By the current images of agglomerated snow in the first days of Autumn – period in which the artist visited Ny Alesund – and that are similar to the air view of the place, both images cohabit in a delicate relation between past and present. Separated only by the laser that rises towards the ceiling and that cross those stories, striking the frame with its presence, and disturbing the balance between the images and collages.

      -Marcelo Moschetta

      Motta & Lima
      A line in the arctic #6, 2012
      A line in the arctic #6, 2012
      50 x 80 cm (each) - polyptych consisting of 4 pieces

      lambda print on methacrylate and EPS

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      This series (A Line in the Arctic) where made in one of my last residencies – The High Arctic in Spitsbergen. A colored line made with adhesive tape was made on the ground trying to follow the exact parallel and meridian lines to north, south, east and west.

      But the GPS signal is very tricky at so high latitudes, which causes a doubt about the precision of the action.

      This work is about our failed attempts to measure and grid the world in certain parameters which most of times seems so displaced from the real situation and characteristics of the landscape.

      50 x 80 cm (each) - polyptych consisting of 4 pieces

      lambda print on methacrylate and EPS

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      This series (A Line in the Arctic) where made in one of my last residencies – The High Arctic in Spitsbergen. A colored line made with adhesive tape was made on the ground trying to follow the exact parallel and meridian lines to north, south, east and west.

      But the GPS signal is very tricky at so high latitudes, which causes a doubt about the precision of the action.

      This work is about our failed attempts to measure and grid the world in certain parameters which most of times seems so displaced from the real situation and characteristics of the landscape.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      A line in the Arctic # 6 (detail), 2012
      A line in the Arctic # 6 (detail), 2012
      50 x 80 cm (each) - polyptych with four parts

      lambda printing on methacrylate and styrofoam®

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      This series (A Line in the Arctic) where made in one of my last residencies – The High Arctic in Spitsbergen. A colored line made with adhesive tape was made on the ground trying to follow the exact parallel and meridian lines to north, south, east and west.

      But the GPS signal is very tricky at so high latitudes, which causes a doubt about the precision of the action.

      This work is about our failed attempts to measure and grid the world in certain parameters which most of times seems so displaced from the real situation and characteristics of the landscape.

      50 x 80 cm (each) - polyptych with four parts

      lambda printing on methacrylate and styrofoam®

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      This series (A Line in the Arctic) where made in one of my last residencies – The High Arctic in Spitsbergen. A colored line made with adhesive tape was made on the ground trying to follow the exact parallel and meridian lines to north, south, east and west.

      But the GPS signal is very tricky at so high latitudes, which causes a doubt about the precision of the action.

      This work is about our failed attempts to measure and grid the world in certain parameters which most of times seems so displaced from the real situation and characteristics of the landscape.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Detail of A line in the Arctic # 6 (detail), 2012
      Detail of A line in the Arctic # 6 (detail), 2012
      50 x 80 cm (each) - polyptych with four parts

      lambda printing on methacrylate and styrofoam®

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      This series (A Line in the Arctic) where made in one of my last residencies – The High Arctic in Spitsbergen. A colored line made with adhesive tape was made on the ground trying to follow the exact parallel and meridian lines to north, south, east and west.

      But the GPS signal is very tricky at so high latitudes, which causes a doubt about the precision of the action.

      This work is about our failed attempts to measure and grid the world in certain parameters which most of times seems so displaced from the real situation and characteristics of the landscape.

      50 x 80 cm (each) - polyptych with four parts

      lambda printing on methacrylate and styrofoam®

      Photo Edouard Fraipont

      This series (A Line in the Arctic) where made in one of my last residencies – The High Arctic in Spitsbergen. A colored line made with adhesive tape was made on the ground trying to follow the exact parallel and meridian lines to north, south, east and west.

      But the GPS signal is very tricky at so high latitudes, which causes a doubt about the precision of the action.

      This work is about our failed attempts to measure and grid the world in certain parameters which most of times seems so displaced from the real situation and characteristics of the landscape.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Atlântida, 2012
      Atlântida, 2012
      141 x 192 x 100 cm

      Iron, vintage computers and monitors, eletrical components and video

      Photo Galeria Vermelho

      141 x 192 x 100 cm

      Iron, vintage computers and monitors, eletrical components and video

      Photo Galeria Vermelho
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Linnaeus, 2011
      Exhibitions:
      30º Arte Pará - Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi – Belém - Brasil
      Linnaeus, 2011
      300 x 300 x 270 cm

      Installation with 2000 handwrited paper tags, aluminium, iron shelves, fluorescent lamps, electrical wires, poliestirene boxes, and stamp on paper

      Photo Galeria Vermelho

      300 x 300 x 270 cm

      Installation with 2000 handwrited paper tags, aluminium, iron shelves, fluorescent lamps, electrical wires, poliestirene boxes, and stamp on paper

      Photo Galeria Vermelho
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Deslocando territórios: projeto para a fronteira Brasil/Uruguay, 2011
      Exhibitions:
      8ª Bienal do Mercosul - Cadernos de Viagem - CAIS A7 - Porto Alegre - Brasil
      Deslocando territórios: projeto para a fronteira Brasil/Uruguay, 2011
      300 x 600 x 300 cm

      55 graphite drawings on PVC board, iron, and stain wire, magnetic sheet and plexiglass

      Photo Vermelho

      “Displacing Territories: Project for the Border Brazil/Uruguay” represents a lonely path done by the artist trough the frontier zone of the pampas, across the hole border between the two countries. His experience translates the recovery of the landscape memory, through the collection of stones classified, drawn and subsequently organized. His work questions the limits and permanency of boundaries in a natural environment that is prior to any national and cultural identity.Its exhibition was held in the city of Pelotas, more specifically at the Art Museum Leopoldo Gotuzo, during the month of July and posteriorly at 8th Bienal do Mercosul, at Porto Alegre from september to december 2011.

      300 x 600 x 300 cm

      55 graphite drawings on PVC board, iron, and stain wire, magnetic sheet and plexiglass

      Photo Vermelho

      “Displacing Territories: Project for the Border Brazil/Uruguay” represents a lonely path done by the artist trough the frontier zone of the pampas, across the hole border between the two countries. His experience translates the recovery of the landscape memory, through the collection of stones classified, drawn and subsequently organized. His work questions the limits and permanency of boundaries in a natural environment that is prior to any national and cultural identity.Its exhibition was held in the city of Pelotas, more specifically at the Art Museum Leopoldo Gotuzo, during the month of July and posteriorly at 8th Bienal do Mercosul, at Porto Alegre from september to december 2011.

      Marcelo Moscheta
      Gelo 06 – from the Satellite series, 2010
      Gelo 06 – from the Satellite series, 2010
      28 x 44 cm

      Mineral pigment ink on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper 300 gr

      Photo Reproduction

      28 x 44 cm

      Mineral pigment ink on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper 300 gr

      Photo Reproduction
      Marcelo Moscheta
      Cheval Au Pas 02, 2006
      Cheval Au Pas 02, 2006
      105 x 188 cm

      Graphite drawing on PVC sheet

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta

      105 x 188 cm

      Graphite drawing on PVC sheet

      Photo Marcelo Moscheta
      Marcelo Moscheta
      BIOGRAPHY

      “My relation with the landscape rests in a first attempt to build an ideal place, an imitation of the nature as a faithful portrait of the relations of perfection and balance. By doing this, I want to cover all the ways of understanding a place, not only by sensitive medias as drawings or photographs, but through rational ways of understanding places: latitude, longitude, altitude, mathematical calculations and technical/scientific references.The mysteries of the force acting in secret in the nature are rebuilt, sometimes in a brutal manner, other, in a delicate and almost imperceptible way, in an act to fully understand the matter of what we are formed” – Marcelo Moscheta.

      His solo exhibitions include Hiato (Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Brasília, 2021), Rejeito (FAMA, Itú, 2020), Transumantes (SESC Pompéia, São Paulo, 2018), A História Natural e Outras Ruínas (Galeria Vermelho, São Paulo, 2018), Erosão Diferencial (Campinas Museum of Contemporary Art, 2017), Arrasto (Casa do Bandeirante, São Paulo, 2015), Potências de 10 (Rio Museum of Art, Rio de Janeiro, 2013), Norte (Paço Imperial, Rio de Janeiro, 2012) and Contra.Céu (Capela do Morumbi, São Paulo, 2010).

      Recent institutional exhibitions include Intermingling Flux (Guangzhou Image Triennial, China, 2021), Passado/Futuro/Presente (São Paulo’s Museum of Modern Art, Brasil, 2019), Amazônia: Os Novos Viajantes (Brazilan Sculpture and Ecology Museum, São Paulo), Contemporary Brazilian Art from the Museum of Modern Art (Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, USA, 2017), Situations: installation at Pinacoteca’s Collection (Pinacoteca do Estado, São Paulo, Brazil. 2016), Open Sessions 6 (The Drawing Room, New York, USA, 2015) and Rocks, Stones, and Dust (University of Toronto Art Centre, Canada, 2015).

      Moscheta has received several awards and research grants, including The Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant (2017), The Drawing Center Open Sessions Program (2015), Bolsa Estímulo FUNARTE (2014), Marc Ferrez Photography Award (2012) and the Pipa/ Popular Jury in 2010, among others.

      His work is represented in several private and institutional collections, such as: El Museo del Barrio (New York, USA), Jameel Art Center (Dubai), Kunstpatrimonium (Brussels, Belgium), Museo de La Solidariedad Salvador Allende (Santiago, Chile), Pinacoteca do Estado (São Paulo, Brazil), Museum of Modern Art (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Museum of Modern Art (São Paulo, Brazil), USP Museum of Contemporary Art (São Paulo, Brazil) and Instituto Figueiredo Ferraz (Ribeirão Preto, Brazil).

      BIOGRAPHY

      “My relation with the landscape rests in a first attempt to build an ideal place, an imitation of the nature as a faithful portrait of the relations of perfection and balance. By doing this, I want to cover all the ways of understanding a place, not only by sensitive medias as drawings or photographs, but through rational ways of understanding places: latitude, longitude, altitude, mathematical calculations and technical/scientific references.The mysteries of the force acting in secret in the nature are rebuilt, sometimes in a brutal manner, other, in a delicate and almost imperceptible way, in an act to fully understand the matter of what we are formed” – Marcelo Moscheta.

      His solo exhibitions include Hiato (Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Brasília, 2021), Rejeito (FAMA, Itú, 2020), Transumantes (SESC Pompéia, São Paulo, 2018), A História Natural e Outras Ruínas (Galeria Vermelho, São Paulo, 2018), Erosão Diferencial (Campinas Museum of Contemporary Art, 2017), Arrasto (Casa do Bandeirante, São Paulo, 2015), Potências de 10 (Rio Museum of Art, Rio de Janeiro, 2013), Norte (Paço Imperial, Rio de Janeiro, 2012) and Contra.Céu (Capela do Morumbi, São Paulo, 2010).

      Recent institutional exhibitions include Intermingling Flux (Guangzhou Image Triennial, China, 2021), Passado/Futuro/Presente (São Paulo’s Museum of Modern Art, Brasil, 2019), Amazônia: Os Novos Viajantes (Brazilan Sculpture and Ecology Museum, São Paulo), Contemporary Brazilian Art from the Museum of Modern Art (Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, USA, 2017), Situations: installation at Pinacoteca’s Collection (Pinacoteca do Estado, São Paulo, Brazil. 2016), Open Sessions 6 (The Drawing Room, New York, USA, 2015) and Rocks, Stones, and Dust (University of Toronto Art Centre, Canada, 2015).

      Moscheta has received several awards and research grants, including The Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant (2017), The Drawing Center Open Sessions Program (2015), Bolsa Estímulo FUNARTE (2014), Marc Ferrez Photography Award (2012) and the Pipa/ Popular Jury in 2010, among others.

      His work is represented in several private and institutional collections, such as: El Museo del Barrio (New York, USA), Jameel Art Center (Dubai), Kunstpatrimonium (Brussels, Belgium), Museo de La Solidariedad Salvador Allende (Santiago, Chile), Pinacoteca do Estado (São Paulo, Brazil), Museum of Modern Art (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Museum of Modern Art (São Paulo, Brazil), USP Museum of Contemporary Art (São Paulo, Brazil) and Instituto Figueiredo Ferraz (Ribeirão Preto, Brazil).

      CURRICULUM

      Marcelo Moscheta
      1976. São José do Rio Preto
      Lives and works in Coimbra

      Solo Shows

      2024
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Errante – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Do Labirinto ósseo do homem ao eixo do Rochedo – Museu de História Natural e da Ciência de Lisboa – Lisboa – Portugal
      – De onde vêm os nomes – Jardim das Esculturas [Instalação permanente] – Sesc Itaquera – São Paulo – Brasil

      2023
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Autopoiesis – Biblioteca Municipal de Águeda – Águeda – Portugal
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Mise en Abyme – Gallery Nosco – Bruxelas – Bélgica
      – Percurso. O delírio das saúvas ou como descrever o invisível – Museu de Serralves – Porto – Portugal

      2022
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Teach Us to Sit Still – Colégio das Artes – Coimbra – Portugal

      2021
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Hiato – Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil [CCBB] – Brasília – Brasil
      – Oréades – Embaixada de Portugal em Brasília – Brasília – Brasil

      2020
      – Marcelo Moscheta. Rejeito – Fábrica de Arte Marcos Amaro – Itú – Brasil

      2018
      – Marcelo Moscheta e Bjarne Fostervold. La piel de los días.
      – Crónicas de afectos y resistências – Centro Cultural Juan de Salazar – Assunção – Paraguai
      – Marcelo Moscheta: Transumantes – Sesc Pompéia – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Marcelo Moscheta: a história natural e outras ruínas – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil

      2017
      – Marcelo Moscheta: Plano Inclinado – SIM Galeria – Curitiba – Brasil
      – Marcelo Moscheta: Erosão Diferencial – Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Campinas (MAC) – Campinas – Brasil

      2016
      – Marcelo Moscheta: Sete Quedas – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil

      2015
      – 218 a. C. – Galleria Riccardo Crespi – Milão – Itália
      – Arrasto – Casa do Bandeirante – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Carbono 14 – SIM Galeria – Curitiba – Brasil

      2013
      – 1.000 km, 10.000 Anos – Galeria LEME – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Potências de 10 – Casa da Imagem – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Potências de 10 – Museus de Arte do Rio (MAR) – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Inverno – Intervenções VII – Museu Lasar Segall – São Paulo – Brasil

      2012
      – Norte – Paço Imperial – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil

      2011
      – Atlas – Galeria Leme – São Paulo – Brasil

      2010
      – Mare Incognitum – Centro Universitário Mariantonia – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Contra.Céu – Capela do Morumbi – São Paulo – Brasil

      2009
      – Terra Incognita – Galeria Riccardo Crespi – Milão – Itália
      – Gravity – Galeria Leme – São Paulo – Brasil
      – A New Method for Assisting the Invention in the Composition of Clouds – British Council – São Paulo – Brasil

      2008
      – Latitude – Galerie Anita Beckers – Frankfurt – Alemanha

      2007
      – [ Z E R O ] – Léo Bahia Arte Contemporânea – Belo Horizonte – Brasil
      – STILL – Paço das Artes – São Paulo – Brasil

      2006
      – III Mostra do Programa de Exposições – Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) – São Paulo – Brasil

      2005
      – Desabitados – Galeria Baobá – Fundação Joaquim Nabuco – Recife – Brasil
      – Notícias da existência do Mundo – Fundação Jaime Câmara – Goiânia – Brasil

      2004
      – Sobre tudo o que se deve guardar – Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Campinas – Campinas – Brasil

      2003
      – O livro da memória – Galeria de Arte da UNAMA – Belém – Brasil

      2002
      – Um súbito desejo de voar – Conjunto Cultural da Caixa – São Paulo – Brasil

      Group Shows

      2024
      – Ground Zero – Galeria Nova Ogiva – Óbidos – Portugal
      – Devir Paisagem – Museu Nacional Frei Manuel Cenáculo – Évora – Portugal
      – O Mágico de N’Oz – Danielian Galeria – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – É Bonita a Festa, Pá / Bienal de Cerveira – Fórum Cultural de Cerveira – Vila Nova de Cerveira – Portugal
      – The Awe of the Arctic: A Visual History – New York Public Library – Nova York – EUA

      2023
      – Eles falam em arco-íris – Círculo de Artes Plásticas de Coimbra – Coimbra – Portugal
      – Festival CÔA. Corredor das Artes – Reserva de Vale Carapito – Sabugal – Portugal
      – Elementar: fazer junto – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM SP) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Cartografia da sombra. Uma exposição de Pedro Vaz e Marcelo Moscheta – Kubic Gallery – Porto – Portugal
      – Atravessar a matéria do Tempo. Bienal’23 Fotografia do Porto – Centro Português de Fotografia – Porto – Portugal
      – A certain instance of verrition – Fundação Leal Rio – Lisboa – Portugal
      – El Dorado. Un Territorio [The Golden Myth] – Fundación Proa – Buenos Aires – Argentina

      2022
      – Diante-Dentro. Bienal de Fotografia de Vila Franca de Xira – BF 22 – Museu Municipal de Vila Franca de Xira – Vila Franca de Xira – Portugal
      – Comer a montanha – Galeria de Arte da Universidade de Lisboa – Lisboa – Portugal
      – Paisagem sob inventário – Museu de Artes Visuais [MAV] – Campinas – Brasil
      – Expeditions: Territory, Climate and Species – Centro Cultural de la Moneda [CCLM] – Santiago – Chile
      – Slippage – 601Artspace – Nova York – EUA
      – É Primavera no Paço – Paço dos Duques de Cadaval – Tentúgal – Portugal
      – Contar o tempo – Mariantonia – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Viva Brasil! – Colégio das Artes – Coimbra – Portugal
      – Coleção Sartori — A arte contemporânea habita Antônio Prado – Museu de Arte do Rio Grande do Sul [MARGS] – Porto Alegre – Brasil

      2021
      – Mutirão – Nowhere Lisboa – Lisboa – Portugal
      – Intermingling Flux. The Guangzhou Image Triennial 2021 – Guangdong Museum of Art – Guangdong – China

      2020
      – Educação pela Pedra – Museu Paranaense – Curitiba – Brasil

      2019
      – Educação pela Pedra – Galeria Vicente do Rego Monteiro – Recife – Brasil
      – Arquivos Órfãos. Poéticas de adoção e re-existências de imagens – MAC Campinas – Campinas – Brasil
      – Contos de Curiosidades – Naturais e Artificiais- Casarão 34 – João Pessoa – Brasil
      – Coleções no MuBE: Dulce e João Carlos de Figueiredo Ferraz. Construções e Geometrias – Museu Brasileiro da Escultura e Ecologia (MUBE) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Passado/Futuro/Presente: Arte contemporânea brasileira no acervo do Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo. Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo [MAM SP], São Paulo, Brasil
      – Exposição Novas Aquisições no MAM – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM SP) – São Paulo – Brasil

      2018
      – Fracture Zone – International Symposium on Eletronic Art – Durban – África do Sul
      – Amazônia: Os Novos Viajantes – Museu Brasileiro de Escultura e Ecologia (MUBE) – São Paulo – Brasil

      2017
      – Água – Sesc Belenzinho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Past/Future/Present: Contemporary Brazilian Art from the Museum of Modern Art, São Paulo – Phoenix Art Museum – Phoenix – EUA
      – Artistas Finalistas da 6ª edição do Prêmio CNI SESI SENAI Marcantonio Vilaça para as Artes Plásticas – Museu Brasileiro da Escultura (MUBE) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Topografias Intermitentes – Casa Nova Arte e Cultura Contemporânea – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Metrópole: experiência Paulistana – Estação Pinacoteca – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Aqua. Les artistes contemporains et l’enjeu de l’eau – Château de Penthes (Pregny-Chambésy) – Genebra – Suíça

      2016
      – Coletiva – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Anthropocene – Galleria Riccardo Crespi – Milão – Itália
      – Focus – Ch.ACO 2016 (Projeto Especial) – Edificio Las Condes Design – Santiago – Chile
      – Toda janela é um projétil, é um projeto, é uma paisagem – SIM Galeria – Curitiba – Brasil
      – Situações: a instalação no acervo da Pinacoteca – Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Natureza Franciscana – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM SP) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Vértice – Coleção Sérgio Carvalho – Centro Cultural Correios – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Clube da Gravura: 30 anos – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Everything you are I am not: Latin American Contemporary Art from the Tiroche Delein Collection – Mana Contemporary Glass Project – Jersey City – EUA

      2015
      – Everything you are I am not – Mana Wynwood Convention Center – Miami – EUA
      – Fotos contam Fatos – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – A Arte e a Ciência: nós entre os extremos – Instituto Tomie Ohtake – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Open Sessions 6 – The Drawing Room – Nova York – EUA
      – Nature. Arte ed Ecologia – Galleria Civica de Trento – Trento – Brasil
      – Rocks, Stones, and Dust – University of Toronto Art Centre – Toronto – Canadá
      – Singularidades/Anotações: Rumos Artes Visuais 1998 – 2013 – Paço Imperial – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Vértice – Coleção Sérgio Carvalho – Centro Cultural Correios Rio de Janeiro – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Luz do Mundo – Bienal Internacional de Curitiba – Museu de Arte Contemporânea do Paraná (MAC) – Curitiba – Brasil
      – Destino dos Objetos – Fundação Vera Chaves Barcellos – Porto Alegre – Brasil
      – Name It By Trying To Name It: Opens Session 2014-15 – The Drawing Center, Nova York, EUA
      – Sustainable Connections – The Illy Sustainart World – La Triennale de Milano – Milão – Itália
      – VERBO 2015 – Mostra de Performance Arte (11ª edição) – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Vértice – Coleção Sérgio Carvalho – Museu Correios – Brasília – Brasil
      – Ficções – Caixa Cultural Rio de Janeiro (Galeria 3) – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – 30 Artistas Selecionados da 5ª Edição do Prêmio CNI SESI SENAI Marcantonio Vilaça – MAC Ibirapuera – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Equalizador Para Horizontes Distantes – SESC Jundiaí – Jundiaí – Brasil
      – Resquicios – Carmen Araújo Arte – Caracas – Venezuela
      – Open Sessions: Drawing in the Context/Field – Queens Museum – Queens – NY – EUA

      2014
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      – Transbordamentos: Arte, Espaço e Urbanidade na Estação Pinacoteca – Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Vancouver Biennale – Crossing Borders – Shipbuilder’s Square – Vancouver – Canadá
      – Magnetic North: artists and the Arctic Circle – UBS Building – Nova Iorque – EUA
      – II Bienal de Montevideo: 500 anos de futuro – Iglesia de San Francisco de Assis – Montevideo – Uruguai
      – Frestas – Trienal de Arte Contemporânea – SESC Sorocaba – Sorocaba – Brasil
      – SituaçõesBrasília 2014– Museu Nacional da República – Brasília – Brasil
      – Língua Franca: Art from Brazil – The Place Downstairs – Londres – Inglaterra
      – Singularidades/Anotações: Rumos Artes Visuais – Itaú Cultural – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 10 Anos do Prêmio Aquisição – Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Duplo Olhar – Paço das Artes – São Paulo – Brasil
      – I Bienal MASP Pirelli de Fotografia – Museu Oscar Niemeyer – Curitiba – Brasil

      2013
      – Artic – Louisiana Museum of Modern Art – Copenhagen – Dinamarca
      – I Bienal MASP Pirelli de Fotografia – Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Fronteiras Incertas – Arte e Fotografia na Coleção do MAC USP – MAC USP – São Paulo – Brasil
      – A Imagem Adquirida – Museu de Arte Contemporânea (MAC) – Goiânia – Brasil
      – Reinventando o Mundo – Museu Vale – Vila Velha – Brasil
      – Brasil Vívido – Sotheby’s S2 – Novo Iorque – EUA
      – Coleção Itaú de Fotografia Brasileira – Palácio das Artes – Belo Horizonte – Brasil

      2012
      – Mas allá de la xilografia – Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende – Santiago – Chile
      – Coleção BGA – Brazilian Golden Art – Museu Brasileiro de Escultura (MUBE) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – 12ª Mostra Internacional de Arte Gas Natural Fenosa – MACUF – La Coruña – Espanha
      – Uma Coleção de Arte Contemporânea para Josefa Óbidos – Galeria NovaOgiva – Óbidos – Portugal
      – Coleção Itaú de Fotografia Brasileira – Paço Imperial – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Além da Forma – Instituto Figueiredo Ferraz – Ribeirão Preto – Brasil
      – Instável – Paço das Artes – São Paulo – Brasil

      2011
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      – Na Other Place – Galerie Lelong – Nova Iorque – EUA
      – Fotógrafos Viajantes – Plataforma Revólver – Lisboa – Portugal
      – Deslocando Territórios – Fronteira Brasil – Uruguai – Pelotas – Brasil
      – O Colecionador de Sonhos – Instituto Figueiredo Ferraz – Ribeirão Preto – Brasil
      – 30º Arte Pará – Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi – Belém – Brasil
      – Mapas Invisíveis – Caixa Cultural – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Superfície Mundo – Atelie Aberto – Campinas – Brasil
      – Realidades: desenho contemporâneo brasileiro – SESC Pinheiros – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Memoria Variabile – Galeria Riccardo Crespi – Milão – Itália

      2010
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      – Prêmio PIPA 2010 – Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM) – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – Ponto de Equilíbrio – Institute Tomie Ohtake – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Natura e Destino – Galleria Riccardo Crespi – Milão – Itália
      – Realism – Adventure of Reality – Kunsthalle Emden – Emden
      – Realism – Adventure of Reality – Kunsthalle der Hypo Kulturstiftung – Munique – Alemanha
      – Paisagem Incompleta – Centro Cultural USIMINAS – Ipatinga – Brasil

      2009
      – XV Bienal de Cerveira – Vila Nova de Cerveira – Portugal
      – 7éme Biennale International de Gravure Contemporaine de Liège – Museum of Modern and Contemporary art of Liège – Liège – Bélgica
      – Prêmio Porto Seguro de Fotografia 2009 – Espaço Porto Seguro Fotografia – São Paulo – Brasil
      – PARALLÉLES // 22º S 50º N – Museu de Arte Contemporânea (MAC) – Campinas – Brasil
      – Rumos Artes Visuais – Instituto Itaú Cultural – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Rumos Artes Visuais – Paço Imperial – Rio de Janeiro – Brasil
      – PROJETO 79>09 – Museu de Arte Contemporânea (MAC) – Campinas – Brasil

      2008
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      2007
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      2006
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      – Coleção Gilberto Chateaubriand: um século de Arte Brasileira – Museu Oscar Niemeyer – Curitiba – Brasil
      – FIAT Mostra Brasil – Fundação Bienal de São Paulo – São Paulo – Brasil
      – Coletiva do Programa de Exposições – Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP) – São Paulo – Brasil
      – É Hoje – Santander Cultural – Porto Alegre – Brasil

      2005
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      2004
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      2003
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      2000
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      1999
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      2005
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      2002
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      2001
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      TEXTS
      Habitar e apreender a paisagem na experiência existencial do ser – a obra de Marcelo Moscheta, 2020 (port)
      Cassiana Der Haroutiounian

      “ (…) do fundo do opaco eu escrevo, reconstruindo o mapa de um soalheiro que nada mais é que um inverifcável axioma para os cálculos da memória, o lugar geométrico do eu, de um mim mesmo do qual o mim mesmo necessita para se saber mim mesmo, o eu que só serve para que o mundo receba continuadamente notícias da existência do mundo, um engenho de que o mundo dispõe para saber se existe.” Ítalo Calvino . Do Opaco in O Caminho de San Giovanni. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 2000.

      Um caderno de notas, um GPS e uma câmera fotográfica são os três elementos fundamentais para o artista Marcelo Moscheta – , com quem bati um papo no último domingo (07) – em seus deslocamentos ao redor do mundo. Geralmente passando por lugares inóspitos, o paranaense já embarcou para expedições solitárias e imersivas da fronteira Brasil-Uruguai ao Ártico, do deserto do Atacama às margens do rio Tietê. Moscheta busca estar em lugares pouco convidativos que provoquem algum desconforto, mas que apontem para algum instinto de sobrevivência, mergulhando em uma viagem existencial na paisagem, longe dos ruídos e imerso nas entranhas do tempo. “O que é existir em comparação com esse mundo?” Pergunta-me ele.

      Não sei… Mas para ele a existência passa por ter em seus trabalhos essas raízes de explorador, na busca de contato intenso com sua alma e seu espírito. “Aislado” em cada viagem, sem se desligar do mundo. “Tem uma questão de documentar a experiência para ela ser melhor pensada e decantada no espaço do ateliê. “Essas viagens são muito para criar um diário, me alimentar da história de superação do homem e o ambiente, da geologia e da topografia, numa tentativa de entendimento daquilo tudo. Projetinhos científicos ao lado dos artísticos, caminhando junto nessa maneira de tentar traduzir a experiência homem-mundo. Na ciência tem um conhecimento ilusório “preciso” do espaço. “Esse conhecimento o mundo de uma forma demasiada assertiva é uma ideia e não a realidade”.

      Os GPS (desde 2007 Moscheta é voluntariamente rastreado por eles) podem, de alguma forma, trazer para seu trabalho um deslocamento preciso, com seu corpo funcionando como um lápis nas trajetórias de cada território, na representação do espaço, reforçando essas camadas de entendimento racional e sensível do mundo.

      “mapas são anotações gráficas de experiências a serem lembradas. Terra não mapeada é terra não possuída.” Lucy Lippard, “Overlay”, The New Press, 1983.

      Das viagens, dos pedaços da Terra habitados temporariamente e explorados com a dilatação do tempo e do sentir, Moscheta carrega uma pedra, um galho, uma planta, uma poeira. Todos esses elementos-souvenirs do que foi o espaço vivido que ele leva de uma viagem até seu ateliê em Campinas são fontes inesgotáveis de inspiração.

      Raramente suas obras são executadas “in loco”. Passam pelo processo de maturação necessária para tornarem-se trabalhos e saírem do seu caderninho de desenhos e transmutarem. Às vezes elas vêm direcionadas para a participação de uma obra, outras vezes como um auxílio de resgate da memória, como um gatilho criativo, ou apenas ali acumuladas e catalogadas. Sim, pois sempre que chega de algum destino, ele etiqueta, cataloga e armazena todas as peças como em um arquivo da Terra, um museu do planeta.

      Carregar pedaços do mundo é apreender os territórios, interligando-os no ateliê, criando cartografias em cada pedaço de seu espaço criativo. Os olhos carregam as emoções, as cores e texturas. A matéria é sólida. Real. Presente. Palpável e incentiva e resgata o que já foi esquecido e o que pode ser criado. Mover elementos naturais, cruzando fronteiras, sem limites, é permitir novos significados aos elementos e a quem está ao redor.

      Como uma forma de catalogar alguns conceitos, perguntei ao artista sobre algumas palavras chaves em seu trabalho:

      Horizonte: a possibilidade do encontro, a linha que equilibra o mundo.

      Território: campo da ação, lugar de conflitos infinitos e particulares.

      Terra: é o pertencimento, viemos do pó e a ele voltaremos.

      Fronteira: é o limite da identidade.

      Filho de um botânico e uma artesã, ligar informações científicas aos seus trabalhos é algo recorrente. Há a busca em decompor a paisagem de certa forma, ao agarrar esses elementos e reclassifica-los até o limite dessa poética.

      Assim como a natureza, seus processos passam por ciclos com começo, meio e fim. Explorar, desbravar, mergulhar, recriar e enterrar. “Quem determina o fim dos ciclos não sou eu, são elas, as pedras, os elementos. Tem uma certa ideia de esgotamento da poética do objeto.”

      São fronteiras territoriais e pessoais que ele ultrapassa com cada projeto. Desde sempre, ainda em Maringá, onde morava com os pais, sentia que precisava afrouxar as bordas desse território-casa, num querer atravessar o mundo, a história, a geografia. De fato, seus passos atravessaram fronteiras, paisagens, histórias e geografias, como ele sempre quis, com tudo registrado pelo GPS (ou Zuckerberg) e sabe-se lá por quem mais.

      Moscheta tateia a paisagem, aterra no solo de cada viagem, apropriando-se de tudo ao seu redor, respeitando o tempo necessário para apurar o olhar e o sentir, eliminando a ansiedade e as imagens preestabelecidas antes da experiência.

      A experiência estava, quase sempre, no corpo ausente de Marcelo. Mas isso vem mudando e sendo questionado em seus trabalhos, desde 2015, quando fez uma residência na Itália e agiu direto e manualmente no objeto para transformá-lo na obra. Moschetta pegou as pedras das encostas de um rio onde supostamente aconteceu uma batalha em 208 a.C., batendo uma contra a outra e, com os fragmentos, criou os atos I-V da série Trauma. Nesse processo, seu corpo age na paisagem. O corte seco nas pedras, a aceleração, a quebra, o rompimento, o trauma, só foi possível com o artista como agente fundamental dessa transformação. O que é o corpo no trabalho? A ação do homem em um elemento da natureza faz deste arte, artefato. Moscheta, que em uma espécie de performance filma todo seu processo, pergunta-se se o registro não seria parte essencial da obra. Certamente.

      Ele, que sempre habitou um planeta ainda não existente ou uma Terra que colapsou, começa a pensar em que corpo é esse que percorre e habita a paisagem. Antes, parecia um corpo muito abstrato, generalizado. Agora existe a vontade de entrar mais na ideia da paisagem habitada por outros seres, por humanidade, por gente. Onde começa a Terra e onde termina o Eu? (Planalto Central, Ano Zero)

      O sólido e os caminhos inventados no deserto ou no Polo Norte, onde perder-se é parte da experiência, vão dando espaço para o fluido, para o caminho já traçado das águas dos rios. Diferente da errância e do nomadismo permanente das mil possibilidades de percorrer a terra, o rio já existe, não há como criar um novo pontilhar. Esse caminho é anterior a nossa existência. Ele é um outro ser.

      texto para o blog entretempos . Folha de São Paulo . 5 de junho de 2020

      Aprender da pedra, 2017 (port)
      Moacir dos Anjos

      Acercar-se dos trabalhos de Marcelo Moscheta implica, quase sempre, indagar sobre como eles se fazem, sejam imagens ou objetos. Embora atraiam e encantem o olhar por algo que não se reduz à fala – sendo, portanto, da ordem do intransitivo que é próprio da experiência estética –, eles invocam a vontade de saber procedimentos e origens. Vontade de saber quais são os gestos que, traçados em tempos e espaços precisos, produzem o que se é dado a ver nos ambientes em que são expostos. E dentre as principais dessas ações – explícitas ou somente sugeridas em seus trabalhos – está a de mover-se a pé ao longo de um território, prática intuitivamente usada para conhecer um lugar, sejam quais forem os meios posteriormente empregados para apoiar ou registrar a geração desse saber. Seja na região dos Pampas, no deserto do Atacama, no Ártico ou ao longo das margens do rio Tietê, entre outras mais localidades atravessadas pelo artista como prática de criar, o caminhar é gesto fundante de sua obra recente, sem contudo tornar os desenhos, objetos, textos e instalações que faz meros vestígios ou documentos das derivas que os precedem. O que é condição essencial dos trabalhos não apaga o protagonismo e a potência de afeto do que dela resulta.

      Ter no deslocamento frequente no espaço e na observação dos lugares por onde passa aspectos centrais de sua prática filia Marcelo Moscheta a uma tradição artística que inclui e ata Situacionistas, praticantes da land art e demais criadores peripatéticos. Faz de sua atuação, assim como as desses outros, algo próximo daquela que é própria dos cartógrafos. Faz dele, como de seus pares, um descritor de espaços pelos quais se sente de alguma forma próximo. E consequentemente faz, de seus trabalhos, espécies de mapas. Afinal, o que tanto esses artistas quanto os cartógrafos de profissão praticam é percorrer um território e anotar aquilo que mais chama sua atenção no trajeto, valendo-se, para isso, de ferramentas próprias a seus ofícios. Não é à toa que com tanta frequência apareça, nos trabalhos de Marcelo Moscheta, a ideia de traduzir, em meios que são próprios ao domínio da arte, o interesse em apreender os lugares que com seu corpo atravessa. O interesse em medir, com a dimensão humana de seu corpo e com os instrumentos criativos de que dispõe, espaços que são da escala da paisagem.

      É próprio de qualquer processo cartográfico, contudo, que eleições e exclusões de características do ambiente atravessado sejam feitas, posto que mapas não se confundem com os territórios neles descritos, sendo antes modelos para conhecer-se um pouco deles. Mapas são abstrações de espaços que geram conhecimento empírico ou simbólico sobre esses espaços, formas de apreensão de algo que sempre escapa a intenções de total tradução ou captura. Nisso, mapas e criações artísticas se assemelham: uns e outras partilham a incompletude de sua natureza. Diferenciam-se, no entanto, em um crucial aspecto. A despeito da impossibilidade de totalizar seu objeto de investigação, é próprio dos mapas ocultar tais limites, apresentando-se, no mais das vezes, como representação plena e imparcial de um território. Trabalhos de arte, por sua vez, usualmente revelam a natureza fragmentada e singular da experiência de deixar-se afetar por um lugar, recusando ser sua tradução inteira. Há um certo silêncio na arte, uma recusa à fala escorreita; condição que é traço de ambição e também de recato, sugestão de uma forma de conhecimento que somente a experiência estética oferta. Como mapeadores, artistas escolhem sinalizadores de seu deambular, marcos que assinalem os interesses que surgem de seus embates com os variados territórios que percorrem. Na trajetória de Marcelo Moscheta, são pedras que mais e mais surgem como elementos que assinalam sua passagem por esses lugares. Pedras que são, ao mesmo tempo, parte e resumo de paisagens encontradas; coisas concretas e metáforas inventadas.

      São vários os trabalhos do artista em que pedras assumem esse lugar central de pesquisa e exibição, de procura e partilha, de trajeto e paragem. Um dos mais sintéticos em sua clareza muda talvez seja o chamado Deslocando territórios: Projeto para a fronteira Brasil/Uruguay. Ocupando larga extensão de piso e o rebatimento na parede contígua de área semelhante, o trabalho exibe, postas sobre o chão, cinco dezenas de pedras que Marcelo Moscheta recolheu em viagens feitas ao longo da divisa entre os dois países. Arrumadas em colunas e linhas imaginárias sobre o piso, trazem etiquetas que identificam a localização exata onde foram achadas, de acordo com o aparelho de GPS que o artista então usava. Não existe a pretensão, contudo, de reproduzirem ali seu ordenamento original no espaço, aproximando pedras que estavam distribuídas em países distintos e afastando outras que eram antes avizinhadas. Ao deslocar as pedras de seus lugares de origem e mudar com tal gesto, minimamente que seja, os territórios onde elas antes se encontravam, Marcelo Moscheta embaralha demarcações que são menos naturais do que arbitrárias. Mistura de lugares que é ainda reforçada pelos desenhos de grafite sobre PVC arranjados também em grade sobre a parede, como se fossem rebatimento bidimensional das pedras dispostas sobre o chão. Um olhar menos ligeiro revela, porém, que não existe uma correspondência unívoca entre uns e outras, parecendo sugerir que, deste arranjo novo e sem nexos claros, outros territórios – mais acidentados e fluidos – possam ser imaginados.

      Outra coleta de pedras, incluindo fragmentos de derivados seus produzidos pelo homem – concreto, paralelepípedo, asfalto – foi feita pelo artista ao longo de caminhadas percorrendo toda a extensão do rio Tietê, de sua nascente à sua foz, no estado de São Paulo. Percurso que foi também aquele feito pelos Bandeirantes mais de dois séculos antes, desbravando terras e escravizando ou matando povos indígenas em nome da geração de riqueza para poucos libertos e brancos. Investigação cartográfica que é, portanto, natural e política, de agora e do passado, e que tem nos minerais achados e escolhidos marcos possíveis para narrar esses fatos. Individualmente identificados com a localização exata de onde foram encontrados, esses fragmentos foram expostos, como artefatos arqueológicos, em duas grandes estantes, postas de um lado e de outro de um grande desenho, também feito em grafite sobre PVC, de uma queda d’água que dia existiu no Tietê, evocando as margens direita e esquerda do rio paulista. Cachoeira que há tempos não existe mais, extinta que foi pela acomodação da água represada do rio necessária à geração de energia. Uma lembrança de que há muito, e por motivos vários, o Tietê gradualmente morre. O nome Arrasto, que dá título ao trabalho, ecoa não somente o movimento forte e fluido das águas, mas a destruição incessante do leito por onde o líquido corre, comprometido por sujeira e mau uso.

      Nesses dois trabalhos, escolhidos em meio a outros aparentados, parece haver a clareza da vontade de extrair um tipo que conhecimento que só existe na matéria dura das pedras. A intenção, mesmo que não claramente formulada, de aprender com elas, tomando, da matéria mineral, lições sobre as formas humanas de organizar-se. Intenção de identificar formas de conhecer o mundo político no que está disposto na paisagem cartografada, aproximando-se daquilo que João Cabral de Melo Neto propunha em seu poema “A educação pela pedra”:

      Uma educação pela pedra: por lições;
      para aprender da pedra, frequentá-la;
      captar sua voz inenfática, impessoal
      (pela de dicção ela começa as aulas).
      A lição de moral, sua resistência fria
      ao que flui e a fluir, a ser maleada;
      a de poética, sua carnadura concreta;
      a de economia, seu adensar-se compacta:
      lições de pedra (de fora para dentro,
      cartilha muda), para quem soletrá-la.

      Outra educação pela pedra: no Sertão
      (de dentro para fora, e pré-didática).
      No Sertão a pedra não sabe lecionar,
      e se lecionasse não ensinaria nada;
      lá não se aprende a pedra: lá a pedra,
      uma pedra de nascença, entranha a alma.

      Traço central do poema, e também dos trabalhos de Marcelo Moscheta, é o fato de não existir transparência dos significados que o contato com a pedra gera, e sim, ao contrário, opacidade. A pedra como metáfora, talvez, da própria arte. Afinal, é no embate pessoal com as palavras e com a produção artística que cada um pode, no uso de suas capacidades, desejos e memórias, formular sentidos próprios do mundo que são irredutíveis a outras formas. Porque se fosse possível traduzi-los em outros modos, se fosse possível explicar com clareza sobre o que tratam essas expressões escritas ou visuais e como elas atuam sobre cada um que entra em atrito com elas, não haveria nem mesmo a necessidade de existirem assim organizadas. A educação pela pedra, diz o poeta, “é pré-didática”. Como os trabalhos de Marcelo Moscheta mais mostram que provam, a arte que realmente conta é uma que frustre e desafie um conhecimento que se pensava já ter. É aquela que instala uma pedagogia do desaprender. Uma arte que importa é aquela que, paradoxalmente, deseduca, ensinando a quem ela afeta a olhar de novo o entorno que se julgava ser já sabido. É aquela que provoca erosão, que constrói destruindo, que aposta no encontro inesperado entre coisas e corpos. Que deseja o que está por vir, o que pouco ainda se sabe.

      texto da exposição individual Erosão Diferencial, realizada no MACC Campinas em 2017

      Inclined Plane, 2017
      Marta Mestre

      “If you can look, see. If you can see, notice”
      J. Saramago

      “Mud, salt crystals, rocks, water”
      R. Smithson

      Although there are no concrete accounts of the beginnings of painting, it is known that painting was born “in the negative”. Pliny the Elder, in his Natural History, tells us the episode of a young woman, the daughter of an artificer from Corinth (Greece) who, in love with a young man about to leave the city, would have fixed by lines the profile of the lover projected on the wall by the light of a lamp.
      Perhaps one of the most uncertain and mysterious episodes in the history of art, in which everything is about conjectures, in it becomes concrete much of what we still understand today as “image”: between presence and absence, simulacrum and substitution.

      If the shadow is the origin of the painting, the negative is the origin of the photograph, which, centuries later, adds a new ontological possibility: an image is also the material vestige of a referent, “trace” or “index”.

      These two “origin myths” come to me, separated from each other, due to what Marcelo Moscheta presents in “Plano Inclinado” [“Inclined Plane”], his second solo exhibition at SIM Galeria. Not because it is an exhibition that deals with specific disciplines, but rather because the proposal that Moscheta brings us is part of a postmodern exercise of sculpture, that is, the overcoming of discipline and the idea that it is possible to perform all modalities of the artistic procedure, even those that belong to another domain, the anthropological, the documentary, the mere collection, the inventory, the archive, the cinematic.

      A laboratory of contemporary art, called “art-as-thing-without-name” by some authors, sculpture has developed in the last century by several other ways that make its status a permanent place of negotiation. The film, the video and the photography have added the possibility of not ceasing to be a sculpture, but also being able to be an object and an installation, to be organized on the fictional plane, to address the deferred, the absence and the non-representation.

      Therefore, it is possible that we are mistaken if we look at the work of Marcelo Moscheta from the clinical and mineral rigor that brings him closer to the exact sciences. Since we are only looking at this “exteriority”, we will fail to observe how close it is to this eroticism of the beginnings, the memory of an absent body which Pliny the Elder has told us about. In short, we will fail to see a significant aspect that is the operation of the “imaginary”, this “cannibalistic treat that transforms the real”, that instigated so much Freud.

      In general, the work of Moscheta operates in this dialectic or tension, and I believe that a single work of this exposition is able to speak for all this complexity, just as a stone can speak about the geological landscape to which it belongs.

      Entitled “Memória Gráfica” [“Graphic Memory”], in reference to the set of lithographic stones that the artist found broken irregularly in its edges. It is an installation that occupies a prominent space of the gallery and organizes around it all the other works.

      The idea that gives us is that through the fragments we can mentally compose a small imaginary mountain range of “full” and “hollow” elements, in an artistic operation that unites the drawing to the object as part of the same linguistic system. The dynamism that it confers to space relates not only to this operation, but also to an idea of origin and final destination, of us, of the world.
      As Moscheta says, “this work wants to transform the memory contained in the surface of the stone, which once was the cradle of innumerable reproductions, in a new and last black print. It continues accumulating images in layers and more layers, like a palimpsest of all the previous ones. A cyclical game between the ideas of reproduction and origin”.

      The drawing of a graphite on a black background rebounds and multiplies the mental horizon of the exhibition as a “projection surface” on which the meticulousness of the formal arrangement opens up for a deliberate alienation of expressive possibility and even removes the cognitive dimension of the technique.

      This sensitivity of Marcelo Moscheta’s work, in which its conceptual legacy is crossed by the problematic feeling of its own historicity – because the present does not add up or deposit memory – becomes here an exercise of going back and forth. This movement perpetually remakes our erotic relation to the image, between presence and absence.

      text for the solo show Inclined Plan at SIM Galeria, 2017

      On what gives name to the knowledges of Marcelo Moscheta, 2015
      Paulo Miyada

      Do you remember? Do you remember those huge metal files, with the front taken by small drawers, plenty of these typewritten index cards with the precious call number that used to locate each printed volume of the library through the many corridors of wooden or metallic shelves? Do you remember how the cards were arranged alphabetically by the author’s last name, and the shelves arranged in ascending order of numbering? These numbers, arbitrary translations of the organization of knowledge into disciplines and areas of expertise, gathered related publications in one shelf. The alphabetical order of the cards produced in its indifferent order the most shocking encounters between authors and subjects that are juxtaposed in neighboring cards.

      Remember or not such apparatus of knowledge organization explain a lot about the age (and attendance to the studies) of each of us. As for ignoring the overall operation of Google and similar search engines, you have to be, well, quite disconnected from our time. To use them, it is not necessary to know the author’s name nor even know what you are looking for; a few key words, a question or a sentence fragment is sufficient to activate an algorithm that, at extremely high speed, processes the largest database of history of mankind and tries to “guess” the registers most likely to interest the user (considering his other searches, his history, his location and time, as well as all other searches already made by the same algorithm by hierarchical ordering, recurrence and an early performance evaluation).

      Well, it is not just a change of tools: what changes is the very relationship with knowledge. We are moving away (by overcoming? by decay?) from the modern organizational structures of knowledge. The new tools are more friendly and agile, have the benefit of taking up very little space and are extremely mobile, but, on the other hand, operate mechanisms that are opaque and difficult to understand and even view. They are tools created by corporations, updated in real time, partial, arbitrary and endowed with invisible gears. Modern machines of knowledge are heavy, slow, too arbitrary and partial, but at least they are easy to be criticized, because its operation depends on an eternal reiteration of its principles.

      For modern thought, it is not enough, for example, that the idea of biology as a science just exists; it must be constantly reaffirmed by university positions, encyclopedias, specialized dictionaries, throughout an extension of bibliographic cataloging, research lines, etc. Each modern concept needs to be strengthened as a category applied by the perpetual motion of modernity: naming, abstracting, sharing, analyzing, ordering, subdividing, classifying, comparing, proving and so on.

      Marcelo Moscheta lives in tension with this organizational model of knowledge. On one hand, he dedicates a lot of energy dislocating himself through natural environments – the polar Arctic, the Atacama desert, the border between Brazil and Uruguay -, in which he immerses as a phenomenological explorer of the landscape, the stones, the tracks and the nature. Thus, he looks for environments that are almost outside the organized field of culture and knowledge. On the other hand, he inherits from the Western tradition (and more directly from his father, a botany professor) a set of principles of systematic organization of things of the world: catalogation, measuring, ranking, tabulation, reproduction and naming of specimens, fragments of the natural world translated as items in textbooks supposedly objective and true.

      All these cold actions of the technical knowledge – identified with the scientistic pathos of modern thought – integrate Moscheta’s creative processes in the same way as the calculations of strength of materials integrate the project of a good architect. They are inherited models that are the reason why creation comes not only from a blank sheet, but also from well-known equations on the behavior of things: an imposition of limits that covers someone’s mind with a veil of objectivity and truth. We are talking about pre-existing relations among ways of thinking, ways of looking at and analyzing actions that are exaggerated by the artist until they become conceptual structures, compositional schemes and poetic gestures, respectively.

      In Moscheta’s artwork, everything that was peculiar, heavy and artful in the organization of the already nostalgic cards of libraries returns expanded and renovated by poetic intentions often fed by immersion in unfamiliar landscapes and projections of shape, design and framing. Therefore, what is a hard artificiality of the organization of knowledge becomes a clever parody and is transmuted into a playful arrangement.

      It is a known fact that analytical thinking becomes more and more blind to the entire context the more it deepens the task of naming and structure smaller and more divided particles of concrete reality. Marcelo Moscheta does not correct this myopia, but takes advantage of it to cheat in the game of modern thought and create his present dream machines.

      texto for the catalogue of the solo show Carbono14 at SIM Galeria, 2015

      Marcelo Moscheta 1.000 km, 10.000 anos, 2013 (port)
      Julia Buenaventura

      A diferença entre meridianos e paralelo é simples. Os primeiros correspondem aos cortes longitudinais que realizamos numa laranja para comer os pedaços diretamente, enquanto os segundos começam no corte da laranja destinado a extrair seu suco. Em resumo, os meridianos são arbitrários, nunca saberemos em que lugar exato da laranja vamos executar um corte longitudinal, mas os paralelos são naturais, toda laranja tem um equador entre seus polos. Enquanto Greenwich foi um tratado político, os paralelos são geográficos; a linha equatorial não poderia estar num outro lugar do globo, o mesmo acontece com os trópicos –Câncer e Capricórnio–, que constituem linhas em que cada solstício de verão ou inverno, o sol alcança seu zênite, uma posição de 90o em relação à Terra e, então, os objetos esquecem de projetar suas próprias sombras.

      Na sua residência de dez dias na Plataforma Atacama, no deserto de Chile, Marcelo Moscheta desenvolveu uma ação que levou tempo e esforço: criar um caminho de pedras cuja extensão de 15 metros seguisse e, simultaneamente, revelasse o Trópico de Capricórnio, pedras que, por tanto, carecerão de sombra durante o zênite solar de cada ano.

      Deixar uma pista implica imaginar um futuro que, no tempo dilatado do deserto, aparentemente imóvel, pode acontecer daqui a um dia ou daqui a 10.000 anos, quando outro viajante percorra, com seus passos, esse rasto. Viajante futuro que, vendo as pedras empilhadas, saberá que alguém esteve ali e, senão lhe faltar paciência nas suas observações, terminará por saber qual linha assinalou Moscheta; o sol se encarregará de mostra-lhe.

      A ação de construir a linha, empilhar as pedras, tem uma dupla conotação; de um lado, opera como memória de um fato passado, de outro, atua como mensagem dirigida ao futuro. Porém, o curioso do trabalho de Moscheta consiste em que esse futuro converte-se em presente, enquanto o presente converte-se em passado. Explico-me. Moscheta deixa um rasto que eventualmente será lido, ao tempo que, ele próprio encontrasse lendo rastos passados, dos primeiros habitantes de Atacama, cujos sinais foram recolhidos pelo artista com ajuda da arqueóloga Ana María Barón, que tem uma coleção de pedras de 10.000 anos de história. Nesse sentido, Moscheta parece conjugar dois lugares no tempo, pois, se de um lado, deixa pegadas para um viajante ulterior; de outro, assume o lugar desse viajante quando lê os traços de uma civilização remota.

      Duplo lugar no tempo que acaba por eclipsá-lo, por torna-lo um presente pleno, sem sombras. Moscheta está no futuro do passado dos antigos habitantes da zona, enquanto está no passado do futuro dos possíveis visitantes de suas pedras.

      De toda essa experiência surge a exposição 1000 km: 10.000 anos, curada por Alexia Tala na Galeria Leme, e conformada por três obras.

      A primeira, Linha: Tempo: Espaço, consiste em uma grande acumulação de pedras sobre uma base cumprida, característica que remite, de fato, a ação realizada no deserto. Contudo, olhando a obra, é possível advertir que não se trata de muitas pedras, mas de réplicas de uma só, em cerâmica, cada uma das quais apresenta uma pequena placa de metal indicando coordenadas. Coordenadas que levariam supor diferentes lugares de localização do objeto, porém, tratando-se de uma pedra só, isso acaba se tornando uma contradição; não posso encontrar uma mesma pedra em pontos diferentes, assim como não consigo esta aqui e ali no mesmo tempo. Paradoxo tangível que lembra o jogo temporal exposto antes, e que é completado por um elemento: a pedra modelo não é uma pedra qualquer, mas uma ferramenta usada por aqueles que habitaram a região vários milênios atrás.

      A seguinte peça, Atacama: 28.04-06/2012, é uma imagem de grafite sobre PVC, técnica que Moscheta tem desenvolvido com destreza no transcorrer de sua carreira. Trata-se de um mapa que da conta de suas rotas pelo deserto; vista capturada a uma grande distância da superfície do globo. Finalmente, Timelapse é uma caixa pequena que guarda areia e pedras de Atacama, acompanhada de uma placa em metal que lembra uma mensagem legada ao futuro, dirigida a algum extraterrestre que, por acaso, tropece com nossos restos. Nessa obra, novamente aparece uma contraposição: a caixa, de uns poucos centímetros quadrados, bem que pode conter uma visão panorâmica da imensidade completa do deserto, mas tudo depende do ponto de vista, da escala que atribuímos ao objeto.

      Moscheta faz convergir as noções de longe e perto, passado e futuro. De forma que aqui e ali, antes e depois, acabam compartilhando uma única e mesma substância na sua obra. Está nas mãos do visitante a escolha: olhar na caixa de Timelapse, areia miúda ou a extensão de um território enorme; ou encontrar na pedra do deserto, um futuro ainda por vir ou um passado que já foi embora.

      ArtNexus Magazine . No.90 . Volume 12 . 2013

      The sublimes landscapes of Marcelo Moscheta, 2007
      Ricardo Resende

      In the early XIX century, artists discovered that they could paint nature as they felt it, and no longer as a simple pictorial representation.

      Marcelo Moscheta, as artist from São Paulo, who lives in Campinas, must be now well accustomed to the dull landscapes in their seemingly stillness, extending farther than the ey can see in the country side of São Paulo State. eloquent, they are overwhelmed by the green of the sugar cane plantations spreading throughout the whole region. They are monotonic fields covered by a gigantic sky of a grayish blue, equally pale. Traits that bring a certain melancholy to the region, only broken when white clouds, sometimes gray, sometimes black, loom in that sky.

      Amidst this “monotony” I describe, what we see in the drawings “concocted” by the artist, such as STILL, or in the ICE WHITE series, is, on the contrary, a world often times bleak and in constant transformation. A poetic climate stalking us in the terrifying silence of these drawn landscapes, where art mixes up with experiences lived.

      In “Sky Place” or in “ Still”, the artist repeats a romantic gesture as did the English artist Alexander Colzens (c.1717-1799), that of looking at clouds and observing their movement and transformation.

      Clouds arte ethereal formations of water particles suspended on air. With these deawings from memory of what was gazed in nature, Moscheta tell us of our transitory existence on Earth. when we observe these drawings attentively, and those from the other series, we feel that we are not looking only at a still picture, but at a landscape of which major element is in a slow and constant movement, almost dead. It is as if there was no moment in there, only the inconspicuous notion of the time between one and another moment, between a still image and another. This is how we see, for instance, how movement is built in movies.

      An aesthetic, which ends up bringing a certain wondering regarding the representation of what is seen; as is the reality of the world we live in. It is not possible to differentiate what was imagined and what was really experienced by the artist. The drawings confuse our perception of what is true and what is fantasy in these silent landscapes.

      The results of his art, bringing about perfect images/drawings of a world between what is imagined and what is real, a dichotomy that resembles a black and white photography, of those crude images on which we can see the granules of color on the image. As if they were quivering views, captured by the photogrtaphy’s mechanical eye, from a world that slowly dematerializes, unseen by our contemporary undersatanding (misundersatanding?) of passing time.

      This results provides it with a sublime sense, such as the one seen during the romanticism. Those are distant views, which in the analogy of this late XVII and early XIX centuries’ artistic movements could represent paradise.

      Nevertheless, what paradises would the Moscheta’s one be? In his panoramic views there seems to be no place for man. What we see are desolate and hostile natural environments to our presence. A drama only seen in its symbolic sense on the turbulent skies and choppy seas of William Turner’s paintings (1775-1851); this other English painter who, at the highlight of European romaticism, eloquently exposed the worldly ‘fears’ of his time.

      Marcelo Moscheta’s landscapes bring back emotions that have been dormant in the virtuality of the contemporary world, where we live mediated by digital images, without materiality. The artist reclaims the artisanal and careful crafting in his drawings. A true physical work, when he bends over the surface of a PVC sheet supporting his images, and patiently crates his art. Graphite drawings (or paintings) are bulky results of a complex artistic process, which happens in different stages.

      The “photographic” images crop up from the clearing of a surface, initially covered by graphite, that turns into a thick layer of powder that settles over the plastic support, without however, attaching to it. Following, it is carefully removed/erased with an eraser, resulting in clear and dark shadowy areas forming these suspended and silent places that dwell in our memory.

      The artist really allows us to contemplate a mysterious world on the drawing plan, frm wich we would be detached by the void that pushes us from the wall and the other side we live in, as observers and nothing more.

      text for the catalog of the solo exhibition [ZERO] – Leo Bahia Arte Contemporânea, 2007

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