This limited edition art book brings together the artistic journey of Daniel Mattar over the past seven years, a period marked by his move to Lisbon and filled with transformative changes that guided the evolution of Mattar's work through the years. Flowing Forms features a critical essay by French curator Martha Kirszenbaum and a biographical text by Brazilian journalist Renata Izaal.
Dimensions: 24 × 28,50 cm
Pages: 224
ISBN: 978-989-33-5121-5
Status: Available
As in Emily Dickinson's poem "Forever is composed of nows", which inspires the title of this exhibition, the idea of time here is an agent that has neither beginning nor end, It is infinite in the many "nows" of this encounter between Patricia Goùvea and Daniel Mattar. One facing the other, artists with different inspirations, but in dialogue in the layers of duration, colour and movement of their productions.
From the creative dialogue between the artists Daniel Mattar and Nelson Porto, the shared concept of 'Hiperfície' emerges. This idea, translated into the works presented in the homonymous exhibition, refers to a latent creative space that emerges from the ever growing fault lines between the digital and physical realms.
This exhibition is based on the meeting of two convergent and complementary poetics. Both Francisco Baccaro and Daniel Mattar have Japanese culture as an important visual and conceptual reference.
This website uses cookies
This site uses cookies to help make it more useful to you. Please contact us to find out more about our Cookie Policy.