A curation by Marcos Felinto, founder and curator at 3.gallery - An artistic movement does not end in the period in which it originated. Baroque has travelled across centuries through architecture, ornamentation, drama, excess, and its distinctive relationship between light, matter, and emotion. Modern Baroque brings together works that revisit this legacy through a contemporary gaze. Through photography, painting, and reinterpretations of its visual codes, the past ceases to be merely a historical reference and becomes a living language once again. To look at Baroque today is not to return to the past, but to recognize how its theatricality, exuberance, and tensions continue to generate images, meanings, and new possibilities of interpretation.