“Lights and Imaginary Creatures (diptych)”
Lights and Imaginary Creatures (diptych)
(SKU. 12502)
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Date
2023 -
Technique
mineral pigment printing on Canson Infinity Edition Etching Rag 310g paper -
Dimensions
(each) -
Edition
10 + 2PA -
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The work of Sara Müller presents a vibrant and dynamic diptych, composed of two paintings framed side by side. The artist uses intense and contrasting colors, exploring textures and patterns that refer to organic and luminous elements.
The title "Lights and Imaginary Creatures" suggests a fantastic universe, where abstract shapes and intense colors evoke beings and landscapes that exist on the border between reality and imagination. His work invites the viewer to freely interpret these compositions, exploring the interaction between nature, light and fantasy.
Biography
Sara Muller
Visual artist, educator and graphic designer. She graduated from the Faculty of Visual Arts of FAAP, in São Paulo, and from the Bezalel Academy of Art, in Jerusalem.
She has held solo exhibitions and participated in group shows at institutions such as MASP, MAM, MAC, Pinacoteca do Estado and Museu de Arte de Ribeirão Preto. She participated in the "II American Biennial of Graphic Arts" in Cali, Colombia. She received an acquisition award at the "II São Paulo Salon of Contemporary Art" and was a guest artist at the "I Watercolor Salon – FASM".
Since 1980, he has worked in the educational and visual communication areas, teaching drawing and painting classes in his studio, at Therapon, MUBE, Oficina Cultural Mazzaropi, SESC Pinheiros, SESC Pompéia and Collegio das Artes. His pedagogical work was the subject of a presentation at the "Encontro Psicanalítico" in São Paulo.
At the same time, she works as a graphic designer, creating posters for international scientific conferences, book covers, logos, illustrations and brochures. She collaborated with the "flamingofeather Physical Theatre" (London) on the creation of a visual identity and with the "Sage Dance Company" (London) on the creation of a logo.
