In 2017, I moved to Porto and let my artwork be the result of this displacement. ‘When we made the ocean river’ is a series of works that reflect an introspective state and the effort to keep close the people and feelings from the sea beyond.
During the project, I started drawing migrant animals as a way of remembering that borders are an abstraction created by humans and mentioning the utopia of living without them.
During the project, I started drawing migrant animals as a way of remembering that borders are an abstraction created by humans and mentioning the utopia of living without them.
I wish I were a whale, 2018. Graphite in paper. 1,50 x 2,40m
NE-SE (2018) Collective Exhibition of Master in Fine Arts in Lugar do Desenho. Gondomar, Portugal.
Postcards, 2018. 10 x 15 cm
I wish I was a whale II, 2018. Charcoal over paper. 1,50 x 2,40m
Animals migrate without crossing borders, 2018. Graphite over paper. 1,05 x 1,5 m
Untitled, 2018. Graphite over paper. 50 x 60 cm. About loneliness and reflexive moments.
Untitled, 2018. Graphite and soft pastel. 50 x 60 cm.
Every tea I drank in the winter, 2018. 82 tea bags.
Tea I, II e III, 2020. 21 x 29 cm (each)
Here comes the sun, 2018. Gif about the begining of summer after a long and rainy winter.
