the Capitals Celebrates the greatness of art with one of the most influential exhibitions ever dedicated to the famous sculptor Sergio Camargo – a genius whose works pulsate between precision of form and seduction of light. The meeting is being held in a place worthy of his genius: the foyer of the Villa Lobos room, in the National Theater of Brasilia, a symbol of the capital that will be reborn in an exhibition open to the public for free from November 26.
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Recently revitalized to the overwhelming success of Platform MetropolisSpace turns once again into a stage of beauty, desire and contemplation. Camargo’s sculptures, with their disturbing curves and hypnotic volumes, dialogue with Brasilia’s monumental architecture in an experience that awakens all the senses.
The result is an irresistible invitation: immerse yourself in the art of Sergio Camargo at the É Pau, é Pedra gallery. Exhibition curator Marcelo Dantas did not hesitate to pay tribute to Sergio’s legacy Capitals. “Sergio Camargo was one of the greatest Brazilian sculptors of the 20th century, an artist who thought of the world through his eyes. His work is an investigation of light, form and matter, in which geometric precision is combined with poetic sensitivity.”
“Camargo’s work is a landmark in modern sculpture and one of Brazil’s most important contributions to world art. He created a bridge between Latin American Constructivism and European Minimalism, while maintaining a deeply Brazilian sensual dimension,” describes the curator.
Sergio Camargo worked with different materials during his life
This initiative represents another step in Capitals In its goal to evaluate, inspire and animate the Brazilian cultural scene, promoting experiences that unite art, fashion, sports and music in the same creative rhythm.
The free exhibition, open to the public from November 26, runs until February 25, inviting visitors to an intense and sensual artistic immersion, in the same space where the stars of the fashion scene have recently shone on the catwalks.
On the previous stage, the powerhouse of local talent shone, alongside famous designers from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, models and designers who shape the future of the national industry. Now, the foyer of the Villa-Lobos Room opens its doors to the magic of art and the timeless beauty of Sergio Camargo’s sculpture.
The exhibition is open to the public, and admission is free
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The importance of Sergio Camargo
For Dantas, Camargo created “a unique sculptural language, in which every cylinder and every cut becomes part of a visual alphabet – an ‘intimate architecture of light,’” he highlights.
Throughout his life, Camargo developed his research in ateliers in Rio de Janeiro, Paris and the Carrara region of Italy, where marble became his main language. “Every surface, every gesture, is part of a reflection of how light exists in matter and transforms perception into thought,” highlights Dantas.
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It will be in the foyer of the Villa Lobos room at the National Theater
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Sergio Camargo worked with Oscar Niemeyer
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Sergio Camargo is one of the most famous Brazilian sculptures
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The artist has won many national and international awards
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Finally, Marcelo highlights the following: In a time saturated with images and stimuli, the art of Sergio Camargo reaffirms the idea that depth can lie in simplicity. “His etchings and sculptures, rational and contemplative, continue to influence generations seeking to understand space and silence as fields of invention.”
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The exhibition “É Pau, é Pedra…”, by Sergio Camargo, mounted by Metropoles Visitação from November 26 to February 25, in the foyer of the Villa-Lobos Room, of the National Theater
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