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Agenda Municipal / Exhibitions Ser Linha by Luís Delgado

Ser Linha by Luís Delgado
02 Jul to 03 Sep
Museums Network Programme

Soledade Malvar House-Museum
Timetable: Tuesday to Friday from 10h00-13h00 to 14h00-17h30; Closed on Mondays, weekends and public holidays.

This exhibition shows us human figures holding trays or ropes that balance "things". This idea could be a plastic metaphor, as we all balance "things" in our lives. In the visual arts the use of formal simplifications comes since the Neolithic and has been used in all eras and cultures. Examples of such "formal stylisations" today are road signs or logos. In the 20th century, this will of plastic expression that seeks the essential had in Paul Klee, Miró, Picasso, Max Ernst, Lam, Giacometti, Amadeo de Souza Cardoso, Brancusi, Ângelo de Sousa, Keith Haring, Basquiat and so many others examples of the infinite possibilities that this plastic language has. Luís Delgado was born in 1962 and has a degree in Plastic Arts/Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon.
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