Sao Paulo Brazil
Show held in two moments, Of The Nature of Things brings into contact affinities and aesthetic dialogues. In the exhibition opening, Paula Juchem and Andrey Zignnatto build poetics from clay and ceramics, in supports such as sculpture (Paula) and photography (Zignnatto), exploring “the expressive power of the ceramic material and its millenary cultural essence, witness of human trajectory”, as defined by Heloisa Amaral Peixoto, collaborator of the show.
DEZ 12 2020 – ABR 01 2021
Dust, water, fire, feet and hands. Making and unmaking, modeling – and then form and gesture emerge from the clay. Engaged in dialogue are Paula’s sculptural objects, which bring together a unique three-dimensional formal vocabulary, full of allegories and affections, and Zignnatto’s almost mystical relationship with clay, imbued in his photographic images, imprinted with energy, reaffirming the physical and archaeological character of the natural material.
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Andrey Guaianá Zignnatto
Xe Rapó, 2020
Impressão em pigmento sobre papel algodão
40 x 60 cm
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Paula Juchem
Baiacu, 2020
Cerâmica
30 x 23 cm
Paula Juchem
Trapani, 2020
Cerâmica
67 x 25 cm
Paula Juchem
Restinga Seca, 2020
Cerâmica
67 x 25 cm
Paula Juchem
Xique-Xique, 2020
Cerâmica
67 x 25 cm
Paula Juchem
Galo, 2020
Cerâmica
54 x 17 cm
Paula Juchem
Doce, 2020
Cerâmica
57 x 17 cm
Paula Juchem
Abre-alas, 2020
Cerâmica
62 x 14 cm
Paula Juchem
Abacaxi, 2020
Cerâmica
49 x 20 cm
Paula Juchem
Vulcão, 2020
Cerâmica
24 x 34 cm
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Andrey Guaianá Zignnatto
Físsura #1, 2018
Impressão fotográfica em pigmento sobre papel de algodão
55 x 70 cm
Andrey Guaianá Zignnatto
Físsura #2, 2018
Impressão fotográfica em pigmento sobre papel de algodão
55 x 70 cm
Andrey Guaianá Zignnatto
Físsura #3, 2018
Impressão fotográfica em pigmento sobre papel de algodão
55 x 70 cm
