• Voragem - Carbono Galeria
  • Voragem - Carbono Galeria
  • Voragem - Carbono Galeria
  • Voragem - Carbono Galeria
  • Voragem - Carbono Galeria

Wagner Malta Tavares

“Whirlpool”

Whirlpool

(SKU. 12501)

  • Date

    2023
  • Technique

    application of silver leaf over fineart printing on Photo Rag Metallic 340
  • Dimensions

    (H x W x D) 65 x 130 x 2 cm
  • Edition

    12 + 2PA

  • Comes with certificate of authenticity


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The work is composed of an overlapping of images, captured at the archaeological site of Mycenae on the Argos plain in Greece.
The final image, although figurative, has an enigmatic aspect: a wall, a moat, a well is surmounted by a sky of silver, the most noble metal in ancient Greece.
"Voragem" is a wall, a well, a ditch, and it is also the optimism of the bright sky that covers everyone.

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Biography

Wagner Malta Tavares - Carbono Galeria

Wagner Malta Tavares

b. 1964, São Paulo (SP), Brazil | Lives and works in São Paulo (SP), Brazil.

Wagner Malta Tavares works with sculpture, photography, objects, videos, performance, urban interventions, and drawing. His work seeks to establish relationships between POP imagery, classical literature, construction principles, and intangible elements such as light, moving air, heat, cold, and aromas, to broaden the field of art in search of a possible metaphysics of bodies.

His solo exhibitions include Instituto Tomie Ohtake, SP (2010), Mac Niterói, RJ (2010), Centro Universitário Maria Antonia (2004), CCSP (2001), and group exhibitions in Brazil and abroad, such as “Rider Project” in Chicago and NY (2006), “Accident” at Mnac in Bucharest (2007), “7sp” in Brussels (2012), “Alternative Orders” in Norway (2012), “Hohenrauch – ImOokkulturequartier” in Linz, Austria, and the 34th Panorama of Brazilian Art at MAMSP. In 2006, he was selected by the Iberê Camargo Grant to be an artist in residence at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago. He was a finalist for the PIPA Prize in 2014. Presented the installation “Perfume de Princesa”, in which 350 meters of zinc tube snake between Casa da Imagem, Beco do Pinto and Solar da Marquesa, in the center of São Paulo, exuding aromas that used to be part of the city in the 19th century (2013/2014).