150 x 110 cm
Cotton thread on linen fabric
Photo Filipe Berndt293 x 68 cm
silkscreen on fabric
Photo Filipe Berndt
100 x 150 cm
Analogue amplification with gelatin and silver on Ilford Multigrade MG IV fiber paper, double weight, matte. With selenium toning.
Photo Reproduction45 x 67 cm each piece of 3
Analog amplification with gelatine and silver on matte Ilford Multigrade Classic 1k double weight fiber paper. With treatment and preservation bath based on selenium.
Photo Reproduction58 x 82,5 cm
Analogue amplification with gelatin and silver on Ilford Multigrade MG IV fiber paper, double weight, matte. With selenium base treatment and preservation.
Photo Reproduction55 x 82,5 cm
Analogue amplification with gelatin and silver on Ilford Multigrade MG IV fiber paper, double weight, matte. With selenium base treatment and preservation.
Photo Reproduction55 x 82 cm
Analogue amplification with gelatin and silver on Ilford Multigrade MG IV fiber paper, double weight, matte. With selenium base treatment and preservation.
Photo Reproduction58 x 81,5 cm
Analogue amplification with gelatin and silver on Ilford Multigrade MG IV fiber paper, double weight, matte. With selenium base treatment and preservation.
Photo Reproduction77 x 58 x 3,5 cm
Pigmented ink print on handmade marbled paper and wooden frame with metal nameplate.
Photo Filipe BerndtIn the series Remarkable beings of the world, Rennó appropriates the images of the plaster busts that belong to the collection of El Museo Canario (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain). These busts were intended to represent the different races of the globe, were made between 1840 and 1870, and acquired to integrate the Anthropology Room of the museum. Of those dead men, only the masks remained, which were made into plaster busts for a positivist anthropology cabinet, then photographic images of these busts and, finally, ghosts, shadows, specters on the sheets of handcrafted marbled paper.
79,5 x 58,5 x 3,5 cm
Pigmented ink print on handmade marbled paper and wooden frame with metal nameplate.
Photo Filipe BerndtIn the series Remarkable beings of the world, Rennó appropriates the images of the plaster busts that belong to the collection of El Museo Canario (Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain). These busts were intended to represent the different races of the globe, were made between 1840 and 1870, and acquired to integrate the Anthropology Room of the museum. Of those dead men, only the masks remained, which were made into plaster busts for a positivist anthropology cabinet, then photographic images of these busts and, finally, ghosts, shadows, specters on the sheets of handcrafted marbled paper.
90 x 93 x 30 cm
Laser cut documents and posters, neodymium magnets, varnished steel structurea
Photo Guillaume Zicarelli @ Perrotin New York