The Book Dispersed
December 13, 2017 1:31 pm Comments Off on The Book DispersedThis international group show curated by Unstable Media established a space for practitioners to come together, read, think, and discuss (...)
This international group show curated by Unstable Media established a space for practitioners to come together, read, think, and discuss (...)
This exhibition joins Portuguese speaking artists to focus on the notions of work of art, museum object and participation. We (...)
The debutante ball is a traditional rite of passage, in certain social classes, to which teens girls are subject. It (...)
A temporary urban intervention designed to develop a critical experience of the everyday life of the city of Guimarães, Portugal. (...)
Daydreaming in Public is a short-film that brings an insight to art boundaries and artists’ participation in contemporary society. It (...)
This daydreaming device can be used in an individual way but also in a collective playful way. As much as (...)
This daydreaming device can be used in an individual way but also in a collective playful way. As much as (...)
I initiated this project during my studies at the Visual Arts Program (VAP), current Art, Culture and Technology Program (ACT), (...)
This video-documentary gathers documentation and testimonies related to the thought and activity of Portuguese psychiatrist João dos Santos (1913-1987). It (...)
A serie of photographs taken at a vacant lot in the periphery of Lisbon, that represent some of the overlapping (...)
This site-specific video-installation reflects on the emotional states of fragility, isolation, and solitude. Two video-projections, one of a woman and (...)
Site-specific audio-visual installation at Gás Rápido warehouse, Porto. I experiment with the concept of sculptural production beyond its most obvious (...)
This self-portrait offers an insight into the understanding of my early 20’s, a suspended building with several seemingly antagonistic chambers. (...)
Drawing is one of the things that really inspires me. I experiment, depict details, turn around ideas and ruminate in (...)