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    INHOTIM MULTIPLE

    The project promotes collecting and artistic production, with 100% of sales proceeds going to the Inhotim Institute.

  • The Inhotim Institute began to be conceived in the mid-1980s and today brings together one of the most important collections of contemporary art in the world, as well as a botanical collection with rare species from all continents.

  • Its collections are used to develop educational and social activities aimed at different age groups, consolidating Inhotim as a multidisciplinary agent of sustainable human development.

  • The Inhotim Multiples project was created to promote collecting and encourage artistic production, with works for sale in the Inhotim store and at the Carbono Gallery in São Paulo, which donates 100% of the proceeds to the Institute.

Contribute to the project by purchasing a copy.

  • PANELA CASTRO

    Panmela Castro's trajectory begins with graffiti and expands to explore the female body in the city and its relationships of affection, resistance, and exchange, developing a body of work that combines performance, painting, video, and installation as forms of dialogue and social transformation.

  • Panmela Castro Tread softly, postpone the end

    Multiple Inhotim

    "Tread softly, postpone the end"

    Multiple Inhotim

    • Technique

      black ink with silver infusion on lamicote paper

    • Dimensions

      (H x W) 42 x 29.8 cm

    • Edition

      50 + 6PA
  • Panmela Castro Tread softly, postpone the end

    Multiple Inhotim

    "Tread softly, postpone the end"

    Multiple Inhotim

    • Technique

      spray on mirror

    • Dimensions

      (H x W) 70 x 50 cm

    • Edition

      26 + 4PA
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  • LAURA VINCI

    Laura Vinci's work explores space, matter, and time, articulating transformations between elements such as marble, glass, dust, and vapor. Her pieces reveal the silent passage of time and the impermanence of things, uniting lightness and density in compositions with a strong poetic and sensory charge.

  • X vermelho - Carbono Galeria

    Laura Vinci

    "Red X"

    Laura Vinci

    • Technique

      lithograph on Hahnemühle

    • Dimensions

      (H x W) 53 x 38 cm

    • Edition

      100 + 5PA
  • X vermelho - Carbono Galeria

    Laura Vinci

    "Red X"

    Laura Vinci

    • Technique

      Rosso Fiorentino stone

    • Dimensions

      (H x W x D) 24 x 24 x 12 cm

    • Edition

      30 + 5 AP
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  • MARCIUS GALAN

    Marcius Galan's work investigates the boundaries between reality and representation, questioning the perception and functionality of objects. By displacing everyday materials and structures, the artist creates ambiguous situations that invite the viewer to doubt what they see, exploring the tension between the visible and the invisible.

  • Forquilha - Carbono Galeria

    Marcius Galan

    "Fork"

    Marcius Galan

    • Technique

      wood (branches taken from fallen trees and tree prunings from the Inhotim Institute), brass and electrostatic paint

    • Dimensions

      (H x W x D) 46 x 37 x 18 cm

    • Edition

      30 + 5PA
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  • Belo Horizonte - Carbono Galeria

    Marcius Galan

    "Belo Horizonte"

    Marcius Galan

    • Technique

      iron ore, water and earth on paper

    • Dimensions

      (H x W) 42 x 29.5 cm

    • Edition

      100 + 7 AP
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