• Deborah Engel, Mergulho nº6
  • Dive #6
  • Deborah Engel, Mergulho nº6

Deborah Engel

“Dive #6”

Dive #6

(SKU. 9019)

  • Date

    2019
  • Technique

    collage of 14 photographs (matte print adhesive on PVC)
  • Dimensions

    (H x W x D) 36 x 60 x 12 cm
  • Edition

    10 + 3PA

  • Comes with certificate of authenticity


In Dive #6, Deborah Engel proposes a total immersion, without resistance, headfirst into the image. The work is a collage of 14 photographs whose superimposition indicates the fluid movement of the water during the act of diving. The artist has been producing this series since 2018, the year she started swimming daily.

Works from Deborah Engel

Biografia

Deborah Engel - Carbono Galeria

Deborah Engel

b. 1977, Palo Alto, United States | Lives and works in Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Brazil.

In her research, Deborah Engel proposes a reinvention of contemplation, taking as her interest issues related to expanded photography, the experimentation of perspective and framing, and kinetics. Thus, she expands the function of the mere representative record of reality; and affirms a new function of photography in contemporary art, in which the spectator can be provoked to question the world through the work of art. The artist deals with photographic art, producing reliefs that, when seen frontally, are perceived as a plane, but that, when activated, cause the experience, as poetic as it is instinctive, of apprehension of reality, through the vision of a photograph – which could be a film – allowing one to be moved by it.

He has held solo and group exhibitions in Brazil and abroad. Among the group exhibitions are: "Monument in Miniature", ABC in Rio (NY); "In Search of Territory", Centre D' Art Santa Monica, (Barcelona, ​​Spain); "Frestas, Sorocaba Triennial of Contemporary Art", SESC Sorocaba (Sorocaba, SP); "16th and 19th Cerveira Biennials" (Vila Nova de Cerveira, Portugal); "Dialogues of the Collection", Instituto Camões (Vigo, Galicia); "New Acquisitions - Gilberto Chateaubriand Collection 2007-2010", Museum of Modern Art of RJ; "Arte Pará", Historical Museum of Pará (Belém, PA); and the solo exhibitions "Diving", Portas Vilaseca Gallery; "Imaginary Plan", Virgílio Gallery (São Paulo); "The Space that Moves", Studio X Rio de Janeiro; "Possible Landscapes", Artur Fidalgo Gallery, among others.

In 2011 he received the New Artist and Acquisition Awards from the XVI Bienal de Cerveira, Portugal.

Representative galleries

Marilia Razuk Gallery , Sao Paulo

Vilaseca Gallery Doors , Rio de Janeiro