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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
11.8x15.7in
About this artwork
Na série "O Novelo", a linguagem se torna mais orgânica. O eixo geométrico cede espaço `a forma suspensa que flutua sobre fundos densos, por vezes, terrosos ou verdes. O gesto pictórico incorpora textura e espessura; a superfície ganha corpo, condensação, memória e espaço. São metáforas do recolhimento e da gestação, mas também da fragilidade que sustenta toda criação: o fio que segura é o mesmo que pode romper. É nesse intervalo que habito: o território… entre o visível e o latente, entre o cálculo e o acaso. Nesta série, pinto como quem cartografa uma tensão. As linhas, as vezes douradas, não são limites - são passagens, veios de luz que sustentam o peso das formas e o silêncio do espaço. Cada plano é uma pausa, cada cor, um tempo. Na "linha" o pensamento se organiza, no "novelo", a razão se desfaz. O fio que passa é o mesmo que veste as memórias.
As a visual artist Maristela Ribeiro formulates the concept of “visual fables” and proposes images in her photographic installations in museums and urban interventions, which not only represent, but also create open narratives; These cease to be wall objects and become immersive environments, expanding the notion of image for the body of the viewer. Next, the artist photographs these interventions or installations. Therefore, Maristela's photograph first appears as a plastic material, quase sculptural, on streets and in museums, to later return to two-dimensionality in galleries and collections. In her paintings, she frequently uses childhood themes or intimate universes that evoke reflections on everyday life. The whole of their work addresses social concerns and opens a dialogue, raising questions about gender, solidarity, vulnerability, exclusion, the everyday universe and other relevant topics in contemporary society.