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Little nap II (from the series: Sunday blues)
The Sunday Blues is a series of reduced and blue-saturated paintings that create a nocturnal atmosphere through diffused and faded light. The artworks reflect the period at the end of Sundays when joy dissipates, rest becomes uncomfortable, light fades away, and the anguish of anticipating the upcoming Monday sets in. Based on photographic images from the artist's archives, the paintings poetically document everyday life and its fissures.
In his small format paintings, Adriel Visoto materializes private, confessional, and autobiographical narratives via trivial experiences and everyday rituals within domestic spaces.
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In his small format paintings, Adriel Visoto materializes private, confessional, and autobiographical narratives via trivial experiences and everyday rituals within domestic spaces.
Adriel Visoto was born in 1987 in Brazópolis, Brazil, and lives in São Paulo, Brazil. He earned his BA in Fine Arts from Escola Guignard in Minas Gerais, Brazil, and his MFA from Unicamp in São Paulo, Brazil.
He has mounted solo exhibitions at Mama Projects in New York City, NY (2022); Memorial Minas Gerais Vale in Belo Horizonte, Brazil (2017); and Galeria do Instituto de Artes da Unicamp in Campinas, Brazil (2016).
Visoto has participated in group shows such as Night, Light at Cob Gallery in London, UK (2023); Campo Aberto at Pivô Studios Program in São Paulo, Brazil (2022); Paraíso dos Marrecos at Fonte in São Paulo, Brazil (2022); Retratos para um novo mundo at Casa da Luz in São Paulo, Brazil (2021); Cálamo at Massapê Projeto in São Paulo, Brazil (2020), and others.
He won a scholarship from the Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP) and was awarded the Young Artists Award from Memorial Minas Gerais Vale in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
The Sunday Blues is a series of reduced and blue-saturated paintings that create a nocturnal atmosphere through diffused and faded light. The artworks reflect the period at the end of Sundays when joy dissipates, rest becomes uncomfortable, light fades away, and the anguish of anticipating the upcoming Monday sets in. Based on photographic images from the artist's archives, the paintings poetically document everyday life and its fissures.More
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- Orders placed between December 22 and January 2 will ship by January 8, 2024.
