MAY 1 - AUGUST 31, 2010

Carlos Rezende, Cora Coralina, 2010 Painted digital print and collage on wood 7,8 x 8,2 x 6,6 in

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EDUCATION Carlos Rezende (Paraisópolis, Minas Gerais, Brazil) He studied architecture, School of Architecture and Urbanism, University of São Paulo. Frescoes and History of Art - Accademia di Belle Arte di Roma.

BIOGRAPHY Muralist, worked with the American artist Sol Lewitt, brazilians architects Ruy Ohtake, Carlos Trocca, Raul de Pace. Multidisciplinary artist, art critic, columnist of the newspaper Tribuna Impressa since 2001, writer: Os Véus, A., Ateliê Editorial, São Paulo, among others publications.

CORA CORALINA Cora Coralina - Expanded Cubes Series by Carlos Rezende. Cora Coralina is an extensive project of sculptures by Carlos Rezende based on the poetry of brazilian writer Cora Coralina (1889-1985) and the studies on the geometrical figure of the cube after the researching of the conceptual artist Sol Lewitt (1928-2007) in which Rezende was collaborator.

EXPANDED CUBES, ORIGINS Sol Lewitt, an American artist (1928-2007), exponent of the Conceptual and Minimalist Art Movement created a project where he studies and implements in the territory of art geometry math of Cubes, initially in his extensive series called Incomplete Open Cubes, later in their Closed Cubes, a late work by Lewitt. The latest large-format closed cubes, constructed of wood, Lewitt made drawings on their surface, stamping the big cubes. Cora Coralina, expanded cubes - small formats series. Expanded Cubes is a series of graphic works and sculptures where I record considerations of various kinds of things, poems, photographs, collages, drawings, taken from my album of personal anthology- review of the brazilian Baroque, visual poems, erotic photographs on the edge of pornography, anatomical charts, cutouts and colorful cards. Expanded cubes are emancipated engravings, midway between the graphical and paper sculpture. Physical media of a collection of images created to serve the project as Cifra (concrete poems), Anatomies as Landscapes, drawings, photographs and literary texts from the work resulted from my research at Institute of Anatomical Research of UNESP (Universidade Estadual Paulista), under the guidance of Prof. Ronaldo Vaz de Carvalho. Categoría: Educación Etiquetas: carlos rezende cora coralina the davis lisboa mini museum of contemporary art in barcelona davismuseum davismuseum.com