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Other details :
Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions :
52.4x39.4in
About this artwork
In this vibrant acrylic piece, I've channeled the dynamic energy and spirit of a legendary persona through bold pop art expression. The rhythmic lines pulse with life, embodying the essence of movement and sound. I infused my canvas with passion, creating a visual dance that resonates with the vitality of its muse. This painting will radiate exuberance and inspiration within your space.
« In my work, I show how life consists of a series of isolated moments. »
Richard Brandão (b. 1980, Montes Claros, Brazil) is a Brazilian visual artist whose practice investigates the tensions between presence, interruption, and the instability of the image. Working across a wide range of materials — watercolor, acrylic, oil, gouache, colored pencils, and pastels — Brandão approaches each medium not as a stylistic shift but as a conceptual strategy to question how images emerge, dissolve, and negotiate space.
His work moves fluidly between abstraction, geometry, figuration, and portraiture, yet all his series share a common core: revealing what usually remains hidden in visual structures — noise, gaps, interruptions, and fractures. Whether through layered chromatic fields, rhythmic linear constructions, or portraits marked by psychological tension, Brandão examines how identity and visual perception are built, obscured, or destabilized.