• Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial
  • Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial
  • Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial
  • Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial
  • Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial
  • Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial

Felippe Moraes

“Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial”

Eclipse, da série Evento Celestial

(SKU. 14511)

  • Date

    2025
  • Technique

    impressão lenticular montada em backlight
  • Dimensions

    (H x W x D) 40 x 40 x 5 cm
  • Edition

    20 + 3PA

  • Comes with certificate of authenticity


Regular price R$ 18.000,00
Regular price Sale price R$ 18.000,00
Production deadline: 20 working days

A obra "Eclipse", da série "Evento Celestial" de Felippe Moraes, convida o espectador a acompanhar as diferentes fases da lua em um movimento contínuo e silencioso. À medida que o olhar se desloca, o fenômeno se revela em transformação, evocando a passagem do tempo e a ciclicidade cósmica.

 

Entre luz e sombra, presença e ausência, "Eclipse" condensa a força simbólica da lua e sua capacidade de instaurar um espaço de suspensão entre ciência e misticismo, tornando visível a poesia contida no movimento dos astros.

Works from Felippe Moraes

Biografia

Felippe Moraes - Carbono Galeria

Felippe Moraes

b. 1988, Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Brazil | Lives and works between São Paulo (SP) and Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Brazil.

Felipe Moraes has been an artist, researcher and independent curator since 2009. He holds a Master's degree in University of Northampton in the United Kingdom, his research focuses on the epistemology of reason and its relations with spirituality, mythology and ancestry as possibilities for re-enchanting the world. 

His main solo projects are “Ovo Cósmico” (2023-24) at Galeria Verve, “Samba Exaltação” (2021), a series of neon signs with quotes from Brazilian songs, which took place as an urban intervention in Vale do Anhangabaú in São Paulo, then as a solo exhibition at MAC-Niterói and as a special project at the Museu de Arte do Rio. In 2021, he held “Samba da Luz” at Mário de Andrade Library and at Luz Station. In 2019, he presented  Solfeggio  at the FIESP Cultural Center and  LUCIA  at the Science Museum of the University of Coimbra in Portugal.

Previously held solo exhibitions  Immeasurable  (2018) at Caixa Cultural Fortaleza;  Proportion  (2018) no Space of Art Contemporary (EAC) in Montevideo;  Cosmography  (2017) and " Order " (2014), both in Baro Gallery in Sao Paulo and  Progression (2016) at MAC-Niterói. He is the author of the public works  Monument to the Horizon  (2016) in Niterói and  Monument to Euclid  (2017) in Romania and his work is in collections such as the Rio Art Museum, MAM-SP, MACRS, MAC-Niterói and CCSP.

Representative galleries

Verve Gallery , Sao Paulo