Fernanda Gomes: An Exhibition Exploring Minimalism, Found Objects, and Spatial Art

This exhibition showcases the work of Fernanda Gomes, an artist known for creating objects and collages from inexpensive, everyday materials. Her pieces, often untitled, draw parallels with Arte Povera and Minimalism, exploring the relationship between sculpture and painting within specific spatial contexts.

Since the 1980s, Fernanda Gomes has been creating objects and collages from humble, inexpensive materials, drawing formal connections to Arte Povera, Minimalism, and Brazilian Constructivism. Her exhibitions often feature a multitude of objects distributed across floors and walls, organized spatially or rhythmically. She arranges found, discarded, or everyday items into fragile, precarious structures, utilizing only white, which she considers a 'receptive color' that reveals subtle shifts in light. Gomes engages deeply with exhibition spaces, observing light, proportions, and materials to inform her site-specific arrangements. She views empty spaces as full of information and embraces the lightness of possibility in her creative process, emphasizing the immaterial nature of things and the primal language of playing with objects. A key component of this exhibition is Gomes' artist book, conceived as an object in itself, featuring blank pages with inserted elements that form an autonomous work and are integrated into the exhibition's ensemble.

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