“M. Blue Narcissus”
M. Blue Narcissus
(SKU. 12462)
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Date
2023 -
Technique
oil on mirrored acrylic frame -
Dimensions
(H x W x D) 7 x 90 x 5 cm -
Edition
10 + 3PA -
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In Tassinari's work, the painting ceases to be a neutral element and becomes part of the structure of the work. The artist paints on an acrylic surface, which in a more traditional approach would be part of the work's framing, where there should be the transparency of the protective acrylic of a drawing sheet, there becomes painting. Initially, this procedure unfolded in series that alternated the colors added to the acrylic, and over time, she began to treat parts of the painting as objects that could be elements of the works.
“These works were designed with a closer relationship with the viewer in mind; it’s not just the shine of the colored acrylic, but the mirrored acrylic itself.” says the artist.
Biography
Renata Tassinari
Tassinari was a student of Carlos Fajardo, José Resende and Dudi Maia Rosa, artists who greatly influenced her work. In the 1980s, she produced prints with indigenous motifs for Applied Native Art, which is where her fascination for the world of colors began.
The artist has several solo exhibitions in galleries in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo and has participated in group exhibitions in institutions such as MARP – Ribeirão Preto, MAM – Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo and FUNARTE – Rio de Janeiro.
In 2015, Renata celebrated 30 years of her career with a retrospective at the Tomie Ohtake Institute, São Paulo. “Color and structure – paintings, drawings and collages by Renata Tassinari” brought together around 50 works, dated from 1980 to 2013.
Curated by Vanda Klabin, the São Paulo-born artist presented large-scale works and previously unseen drawings at the Paço Imperial in Rio de Janeiro in early 2016. The solo exhibition was a snapshot of the last ten years of the artist's career.
Representative galleries
Marilia Razuk Gallery , Sao Paulo
Destaques da carreira
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"Beiras" | 2019 | Galeria Marília Razuk, São Paulo, SP
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"Cor e Estrutura – Pinturas, Desenhos e Colagens" | 2015 | Instituto Tomie Ohtake, São Paulo, SP
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"Renata Tassianari" | 2015 | Paço Imperial , Rio de Janeiro, RJ
