Obliquity

“A ideia aqui é ter umas peças anamórficas, como aquelas que costumo fazer em espaços abandonados, que normalmente só são vistas na internet ou nas redes sociais. Só quem consegue encontrar uma fábrica abandonada onde eu tenha pintado é que consegue ver a obra ao vivo.

A exposição tem um bocadinho de tudo: insetos, carros, umas caveirinhas de animais…. Haverá sinalização no chão, onde as pessoas terão de se situar para conseguirem ver a tridimensionalidade da peça. Convém que as pessoas tragam o telemóvel, porque a maior parte dos efeitos só são vistos com uma câmara. “

“The idea here is to have some anamorphic pieces, like those I usually make in abandoned spaces, which are usually only seen on the internet or on social networks. Only those who can find an abandoned factory where I have painted can see the work live. The exhibition has a little bit of everything: insects, cars, some animal skulls…. There will be signs on the floor, where people will have to position themselves to be able to see the three-dimensionality of the piece. People should bring their mobile phone, as most effects are only seen with a camera. "

KARMA, from the streets to the gallery, from the gallery to the streets.

Since 2009, the art that we have been exhibiting in our gallery, initially in Bairro Alto and currently in Cais do Sodré, comes from the streets.

And if we're from the streets and it's from there that our artists come, 12 years later we have the opportunity to give back to the streets the art and talent they gave us.

A kind of Karma, but good.

In order to eternalize the moment, at each exhibition we have created exclusive silkscreens. Within the scope of the Muro Festival, we are going to transform 12 murals into an open-air gallery, where 24 chronologically identified serigraphs from our collection by various Portuguese and foreign artists will be exhibited.