ABRE ALAS #20
Lucas Ururahy, Quero Acordar Querendo Sorrir: Verso 3, 2024
acrílica, gravura, colagem e pastel oleoso
[acrylic, etching, collage and oil pastel]
[acrylic, etching, collage and oil pastel]
100 x 80 x 4 cm
[39 3/8 x 31 1/2 x 1 5/8 in]
[39 3/8 x 31 1/2 x 1 5/8 in]
Copyright The Artist
'Quero Acordar Querendo Sorrir: Verso 3' é uma pintura que integra a série de versos visuais baseada no poema homônimo de Lucas Ururahy. Utilizando técnica mista, cria uma linguagem pictórica...
"Quero Acordar Querendo Sorrir: Verso 3" é uma pintura que integra a série de versos visuais baseada no poema homônimo de Lucas Ururahy. Utilizando técnica mista, cria uma linguagem pictórica que combina ritmo e som através da imagem. A obra é inspirada pela vivência periférica do artista em Sepetiba, um território que mistura favela, zona rural, Mata Atlântica e mangue, retratando a diversidade e as violências sociais que atravessam o local. A peça carrega fragmentos da vida caiçara: a maresia, redes de pesca, fragmentos de barcos e os tons da lama dos manguezais. Esses elementos conectam o espectador à riqueza sensorial do território e aos saberes ancestrais das comunidades que resistem frente à devastação ambiental causada por rejeitos industriais.
["I Want to Wake Up Wanting to Smile: Verse 3" is a painting that is part of a series of visual verses based on a poem with the same name written by the artist. He makes use of mixed media to create a pictorial language that combines rhythm, sound and image. The work is inspired by his experience of life in the periphery in Sepetiba, a territory that mixes favelas, rural areas, Atlantic Forest and wetlands, and portrays the diversity and social violence inherent to the place. The work also carries fragments of caiçara (coastal) life: the river breeze, fishnets, fragments of boats and the hues of the mangrove mud. These elements connect the spectator to the sensorial richness of the territory and to the ancestral knowledge of the communities who are resisting environmental devastation caused by industrial waste.]
["I Want to Wake Up Wanting to Smile: Verse 3" is a painting that is part of a series of visual verses based on a poem with the same name written by the artist. He makes use of mixed media to create a pictorial language that combines rhythm, sound and image. The work is inspired by his experience of life in the periphery in Sepetiba, a territory that mixes favelas, rural areas, Atlantic Forest and wetlands, and portrays the diversity and social violence inherent to the place. The work also carries fragments of caiçara (coastal) life: the river breeze, fishnets, fragments of boats and the hues of the mangrove mud. These elements connect the spectator to the sensorial richness of the territory and to the ancestral knowledge of the communities who are resisting environmental devastation caused by industrial waste.]