stone inlay via lactea, white carrara, alicante, estremozMadragoa
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This contemporary artwork presents a striking visual composition against a dark, textured background. The dominant features are the bold, sculptural shapes in contrasting hues of white, gray, and orange. The abstract forms evoke a sense of movement and fluidity, with organic lines and curves creating a sense of dynamism. The artist's skillful use of materials, potentially including marble or other stone, adds depth and nuance to the piece. While the subject matter remains ambiguous, the work invites the viewer to reflect on themes of transformation, the human form, and the interplay between the natural and the ethereal. The historical context or the artist's intention behind this captivating artwork remains open to interpretation. ...
Alice Guittard's practice evolves over time, depending on who she meets, what she reads and what she wants to believe. For her, exhibitions are synonymous with expeditions. Her desire to push back the boundaries by inventing a new format and a new language each time, is a way for her to bring out surprising analogies in the viewer. Day after day, she persists in creating evidence of a fact that has not happened. She offers us something that is right there in front of our eyes and that no one else can see. Forms present themselves to her and she sets about giving them a new destiny, like the toys of a mad god. ...
MADRAGOA is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2016 in the homonymous neighborhood of Lisbon’s historical center. Since its beginning, the gallery has been an early supporter of a number of international young artists such as Adrián Balseca, Rodrigo Hernández, Renato Leotta, Buhlebezwe Siwani, Joanna Piotrowska, and Yuli Yamagata, whose first productions and exhibition have been produced and promoted by the gallery and often presented for the first time in Portugal. Moreover, Madragoa launched the careers of young Portuguese artists such as Sara Chang Yan, Luís Lázaro Matos, Gonçalo Preto, and Jaime Welsh, giving them visibility on the international scene. From its peripheral location in Europe, MADRAGOA’s project focuses on how to set a deep conversation with the city and its extraordinary potential, setting a dialogue between global artistic practices and local craftsmanship and ideas. The gallery always created experiences of research and production for its artists locally and promotes its program also through the participation in a number of international art fairs, gallery exchanges, and exhibition projects. MADRAGOA is currently recognized as one of the most innovative realities in the Portuguese art scene, while it succeeded to obtain visibility internationally throughout its years of its activity. At the moment, the gallery actively represents artists from Portugal, Italy, Ecuador, Mexico, Poland, Spain, Brazil and South Africa. ...
