Sao Paulo Brazil
With a multifaceted production that includes text, performance, photography and installations, Daniel Jablonski travels a unique trajectory in new Brazilian art: he questions everyday experience in the light of different hypotheses and theories, producing works that aspire to be true “case studies” – eventually, about himself.
Visual artist, teacher and researcher, Daniel Jablonski (Rio de Janeiro, 1985) lives and works between Brazil and France, and is doing a PhD in Art at École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts de Paris-Cergy & CY Cergy Paris Université (FRA). Bringing together theory and artistic practice, Jablonski applies academic research methods to his own everyday life in order to produce works cataloging experiences, in formats as varied as lectures or installations. Working in the gaps between art and culture, from a critical and ironic stance regarding codes and systems – including the art system – Jablonski thinks freely about issues around the artist, the individual and society. His projects have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Latin America and abroad, such as Instituto Tomie Ohtake (São Paulo), Fundación ArtNexus (Bogotá), and Fondazione Antonio Ratti (Como, Italy). His writings, including interviews, translations and essays, can be found in art and literature magazines such as Serrote (São Paulo) and Octopus Notes (Paris). In recent years he has won several prizes in fairs and salons, and has been nominated twice for the Brazilian art award PIPA, as well as for the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation Fellowship and Commission Program (Miami, USA). D
Daniel Jablonski unites “mental things” with a rare aesthetic sense and formal refinement, imploding the hermeticism of conceptual art and establishing surprising connections with the viewer.
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Daniel Jablonski
As coisas, 2018/2020
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Daniel Jablonski
Quadrilha, 2017
Pigmento natural sobre papel de algodão
66.50 x 100 cm
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Daniel Jablonski
Hy Brazil (Políptico), 2018
Pigmento sobre papel de algodão e metacrilato
75 x 180 cm
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Daniel Jablonski
Hy Brazil (Mapas) – I, 2019
3 mapas náuticos gravados a laser placas petg de 0,5mm
70 x 100 cm
Daniel Jablonski
Hy Brazil (Neon) , 2019
Letreiro luminoso em neon
15 x 300 x 3 cm
Daniel Jablonski
Hy Brazil (Tapete), 2019
Tapete em Poliamida de 14 e 17mm, base em polipropileno e latéx.
260 x 190 x 2 cm
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Daniel Jablonski
Hy Brazil (Madeiras )(Conjunto de 46 relevos em madeira Muirapiranga), 2019
Conjunto de 46 relevos em madeira maciça Muirapiranga
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Daniel Jablonski
O Sono Louco – Quem vigia o vigia?, 2016
Pigmento sobre papel de algodão (66x100cm), Relógio de ponto datado dos anos 1930
100 x 66.50 cm
Daniel Jablonski
O Sono Louco – Quem vigia o vigia?, 2016
Pigmento sobre papel fotográfico
30 x 43 cm
Daniel Jablonski
O sono louco – quem vigia o vigia?, 2013-2016
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Daniel Jablonski
Os Anos Possíveis, 2016
Pigmento sobre papel de algodão (66,5 x 100 cm) e o aparelho caseiro composto por resistores, capacitores e transitores de 10x15x3,5cm, conectado a um bastão de cobre de 90 x 0,5 cm
66.50 x 100 cm
Daniel Jablonski
Os Anos Possíveis, 2016
Jato de tinta sobre papel fotográfico
20 x 30 cm
Daniel Jablonski
(Still) Brazil, 2017
Daniel Jablonski
Still Brazil, 2017
Caixa metálica com serigrafia ; 50 stills impressos em papel fotografico e sobre fundo de pvc, adesivo vinil com dimensões variáveis
Daniel Jablonski
O réu está nu, 2017
Estandarte em poliéster bordado em algodão branco (100 x 65 cm) e mastro de madeira (200 cm), calça e camisa de algodão, sapatos de borracha e impressão em pigmento mineral sobre papel de algodão (66 x 100 cm)
Daniel Jablonski
To old Brazil, 2017
Jato de tinta sobre papel fotográfico
100 x 150 cm
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Daniel Jablonski
Diante do aparelho, 2016/2018
03 Caixas de luz contendo 150 diapositivos, 3 mini-lupas
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