I am a Portuguese Artist living and working in Lisbon. Materiality is the driving force of my work. I began to model several materials exploring their different behaviors. Throughout this process, I aim to find the materials' fragilities, what their physical and plastic qualities are and how they behave after human intervention. Also, it has always interested me to understand the relation between weight, space, and stability. I have a passion for ceramic and at the moment learning to work on the wheel.
I am a Portuguese Artist living and working in Lisbon. Materiality is the driving force of my work. I began to model several materials exploring their different behaviors. Throughout this process, I aim to find the materials' fragilities, what their physical and plastic qualities are and how they behave after human intervention. Also, it has always interested me to understand the relation between weight, space, and stability. I have a passion for ceramic and at the moment learning to work on the wheel.
I am a Portuguese Artist living and working in Lisbon. Materiality is the driving force of my work. I began to model several materials exploring their different behaviors. Throughout this process, I aim to find the materials' fragilities, what their physical and plastic qualities are and how they behave after human intervention. Also, it has always interested me to understand the relation between weight, space, and stability. I have a passion for ceramic and at the moment learning to work on the wheel.
My art practice focuses on pushing the materials to their limits, this modification phase involves folding, finding corners, creating creases and new volumes. This process has evolved to a combination of two or more materials in the same piece. The choice of the previously mentioned materials emerges from their qualities, complementing hardness with softness, resistance with elasticity, and permanence with changeability. Thus, when combining suitable materials, there is a sense of belonging. An attractive force is created, trapping one material to another, freezing a moment in time, becoming one whole body. I believe sculpture opens the door to an objecthood world. The relation between a tridimensional piece and space is intrinsic, as its installation has the power to define a space. Throughout materiality, I chose to reactivate some of the legacy left by different artists who, in the 50s and 60s, opened up new possibilities for painting through the transition from the flat surface to the origin of the object.
My art practice focuses on pushing the materials to their limits, this modification phase involves folding, finding corners, creating creases and new volumes. This process has evolved to a combination of two or more materials in the same piece. The choice of the previously mentioned materials emerges from their qualities, complementing hardness with softness, resistance with elasticity, and permanence with changeability. Thus, when combining suitable materials, there is a sense of belonging. An attractive force is created, trapping one material to another, freezing a moment in time, becoming one whole body. I believe sculpture opens the door to an objecthood world. The relation between a tridimensional piece and space is intrinsic, as its installation has the power to define a space. Throughout materiality, I chose to reactivate some of the legacy left by different artists who, in the 50s and 60s, opened up new possibilities for painting through the transition from the flat surface to the origin of the object.
My art practice focuses on pushing the materials to their limits, this modification phase involves folding, finding corners, creating creases and new volumes. This process has evolved to a combination of two or more materials in the same piece. The choice of the previously mentioned materials emerges from their qualities, complementing hardness with softness, resistance with elasticity, and permanence with changeability. Thus, when combining suitable materials, there is a sense of belonging. An attractive force is created, trapping one material to another, freezing a moment in time, becoming one whole body. I believe sculpture opens the door to an objecthood world. The relation between a tridimensional piece and space is intrinsic, as its installation has the power to define a space. Throughout materiality, I chose to reactivate some of the legacy left by different artists who, in the 50s and 60s, opened up new possibilities for painting through the transition from the flat surface to the origin of the object.
2018-2020 | Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Wimbledon College of Arts, University Arts of London. UK - Distinction
2018-2020 | Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Wimbledon College of Arts, University Arts of London. UK - Distinction
2018-2020 | Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Wimbledon College of Arts, University Arts of London. UK - Distinction
2017-2018 | Photography Course, Ar.co. PT
2017-2018 | Photography Course, Ar.co. PT
2017-2018 | Photography Course, Ar.co. PT
2013-2017 | Bachelor of Painting (BFP), Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon. PT
2013-2017 | Bachelor of Painting (BFP), Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon. PT
2013-2017 | Bachelor of Painting (BFP), Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon. PT
2015 | Bachelor of Product Design (1 semester Exchange Program), Pontificial Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro. BR
2015 | Bachelor of Product Design (1 semester Exchange Program), Pontificial Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro. BR
2015 | Bachelor of Product Design (1 semester Exchange Program), Pontificial Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro. BR
Rua da Padaria n.º 33
Rua da Padaria n.º 33
Rua da Padaria n.º 33
Rua da Padaria n.º 33
Rua da Padaria n.º 33
1100-388 Lisboa
1100-388 Lisboa
1100-388 Lisboa
1100-388 Lisboa
1100-388 Lisboa