Agenda Municipal / Exhibitions Saturation by Inês Osório
Until 16 Feb
Soledade Malvar Gallery
Note: Opening on January 07th
Free entry | Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10h00 to 13h00 and 14h00 to 17h30; closed Mondays, weekends and public holidays.
"Saturation" is the conceptual nucleus that invites us to reflect on the human condition over the last two years. It is proposed as a kind of testimony to an anachronistic time, in an abstract narrative of the world we experience - individually and collectively - in this singular era of global change. Working around this period of time in which the regret of a certain suspension was felt, several approaches were developed that, in their genesis, start from the two-dimensional dimension of painting, from the liquidity of the trace, as well as from the graphic materiality of drawing, to physically extrapolate these flat supports, gaining another corporeal presence.
This series of originals, presents to the public a set of hybrid works that conceptually and abstractly question the contemporary limits of our reality, in a show exhibited for the first time in Famalicão.
Note: Opening on January 07th
Free entry | Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10h00 to 13h00 and 14h00 to 17h30; closed Mondays, weekends and public holidays.
"Saturation" is the conceptual nucleus that invites us to reflect on the human condition over the last two years. It is proposed as a kind of testimony to an anachronistic time, in an abstract narrative of the world we experience - individually and collectively - in this singular era of global change. Working around this period of time in which the regret of a certain suspension was felt, several approaches were developed that, in their genesis, start from the two-dimensional dimension of painting, from the liquidity of the trace, as well as from the graphic materiality of drawing, to physically extrapolate these flat supports, gaining another corporeal presence.
This series of originals, presents to the public a set of hybrid works that conceptually and abstractly question the contemporary limits of our reality, in a show exhibited for the first time in Famalicão.
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