Galeria Raquel Arnaud Gallery in São Paulo

Sculptor and former contemporary dancer whose practice evolved from performative body studies and experimental film into a rigorous language of stainless steel. Her sinuous, site-responsive works negotiate relationships between space, light, surface, and bodily movement across wall-mounted pieces and large-scale installations.

Rio de Janeiro-based artist whose objects and works on paper systematically displace perception and resist conventional classification, configuring enigmatic arrangements of industrial and everyday materials as active vehicles of unresolvable thought rather than static objects of contemplation. Represented by the gallery since 1982.

One of Brazil's foremost constructive-lineage sculptors, Camargo assembled restricted vocabularies of geometric volumes — cylinders, cubes, rectangles — in painted wood reliefs and Carrara marble compositions continuously animated by the dynamic incidence of light across their layered surfaces.

Artist working across installation, drawing, sculpture, and printmaking with ephemeral industrial matter — soot, dust, air-conditioning filters, spider webs — and the poetic materiality of language, weaving connections between urban experience and the sensory memory of a rural childhood in Minas Gerais and Goiás.

Sculptor combining industrial materials — iron and steel filaments, oxidized rods and plates — with natural elements such as stone and wood. Her works, evoking tangles, vortexes, and debris, are conceived with a deliberate morphological indeterminacy that allows different configurations in each exhibition context.

Kinetic and Op Art master whose lifelong investigation into color as autonomous, mutable phenomenon gave rise to the celebrated series Physichromie, Chromosaturation, and Chromointerference — works in which the viewer's movement activates continuously shifting chromatic events across painting, installation, and large-scale public commissions.