The big city celebrates the greatness of art with one of the most shocking exhibitions ever dedicated to the famous sculptor Sergio Camargo. Sergio Camargo is a genius whose work pulsates between strict form and the seduction of light. The meeting will take place in an environment befitting the genius. This is the foyer between Villa Lobos and the National Theater of Brasilia. This symbol of the capital will be reborn in an exhibition that will be free to the public from November 26th.
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Recently revitalized following the huge success of catwalk metropolisthe space is once again transformed into a stage of beauty, desire, and contemplation. Camargo’s sculptures, with their suggestive curves and hypnotic volumes, dialogue with Brasilia’s monumental architecture in an experience that awakens all the senses.
The result is a fascinating invitation to immerse yourself in the art of Sérgio Camargo at the exhibition É Pau, é Pedra. The curator of the exhibition, Marcello Dantas, generously praised Sergio’s legacy. big city. “Sergio Camargo was one of the greatest Brazilian sculptors of the 20th century, an artist who saw the world through his own eyes. His work is an exploration of light, form and matter, where geometric rigor is combined with a poetic sensibility.”
“Camargo’s work is a landmark in contemporary sculpture and one of Brazil’s most important contributions to international art. He built a bridge between Latin American Constructivism and European Minimalism, while preserving Brazil’s deep sensuous side,” explains the curator.
Throughout his life, Sergio Camargo created works using a variety of materials.
This initiative is big city It aims to evaluate Brazil’s cultural scene and promote experiences that inspire, move and connect art, fashion, sports and music in the same creative rhythm.
Open to the public from November 26th and on display until February 25th, this free exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in an intense and sensuous art in the same space where the stars of the fashion scene have recently graced the catwalk.
The last catwalk showcased the strength of local talent, with famous designers from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, supermodels and designers shaping the future of the domestic industry. Today, the Villa-Lobos Room foyer opens the door to the charm of art and the timeless beauty of Sérgio Camargo’s sculptures.
The exhibition is open to the public and admission is free
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The importance of Sergio Camargo
For Dantas, Camargo “created a unique sculptural language, an ‘intimate architecture of light,’ where each cylinder and each cut becomes part of a visual alphabet,” he emphasizes.
Throughout his life, Camargo developed his studies in studios in Rio de Janeiro, Paris, and the Carrara region of Italy, where marble became his primary language. “Each surface, each gesture is part of a reflection of how light inhabits matter and transforms perception into thought,” Dantas emphasizes.
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It will be held in the foyer of the Villa Lobos Room at the National Theatre.
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Sergio Camargo worked with Oscar Niemeyer
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Sergio Camargo is one of Brazil’s most famous sculptures.
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The artist has won several national and international awards
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Marcello concludes by stressing that in an age saturated with images and stimuli, Sérgio Camargo’s art reaffirms the idea that there can be depth in simplicity. “Rational and meditative, his reliefs and sculptures continue to influence generations seeking to understand space and silence as fields of invention.”
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The exhibition “E pau, e pedra…” by Sérgio Camargo, organized by the Metropole Visitasao, will be held from November 26th to February 25th in the foyer of the Villa Lobos Room of the National Theater.
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