In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
In a historic building that was originally an inn, one of the first ones in the city of São Paulo, this location is across from the Estação da Luz train station in the old downtown. I show a “Journal” of 9mx1m of paintings. Curated by Mario Gioia, this grow show can be seen until March 21, 2020.
Brief Dream Narratives
Based on the book Dream Story by Arthur Schinitzler (1862 – 1931), the curator brings a diverse array of artwork, such as: paintings, video, drawings, objects, photography and collage, all which have the oneiric as key point. Set up in a historic moment of great singularity, to say the least, this group show explores abstractions/ landscapes of the soul, ruins, identity crises and under a broken self view, extra-field experiences _ seen and understood in different senses _ and a certain eroticism. They are fragmented and liquid perspectives that when captured together can reverberate new and unimagined contours, relations and outcomes.