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Artist’s statement My work is fuelled by my interest in the changeability and impermanence of urban and rural landscapes. In the body of work I present I have used oil paint and digital media separate or combined to explore realities that may suggest the impact climate change may have on landscapes. It is my intention to engage the viewer in a dialogue with images that speak of impermanence and fluidity of spaces. Van Gogh, Samuel Palmer, Paul Nash, Egon Schiele, Willem de Kooning and Gerhard Richter are some of the artists that inspired me to start my journey as an artist. In this journey, I am always investigating new ways to develop my visual language |
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Curriculum Vitae
Past exhibitions
Art liberating lives
Disconcerting eye – Exhibition of Contemporary Art
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Islington Contemporary art and Design Fair Old Truman Brewery (London) – Group show of graduates of the University College for the Creative Arts - 4-7 July 2008 Fine Art Degree Show, University College for the Creative Arts – 30 May – 6 June 2008 Collaborations Collaborated regularly in 2009 with the contemporary art group – ‘Recollective’ UK {short videos} – The finished work were compilation of photos and videos presented as the backdrop for the band Fat Eskimo throughout 2009 – Proud Galleries – Camden – London United Kingdom. Professional experience Practising artist - Studio in Vila Moinhos, Portugal |
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