Collages
For me collages are a way to think about possibilities and to re-signify some realities or idealizations to materialize a new image. And this image composed of other elements becomes the whole. Just like us, but flesh and blood, we are collages of countless elements that make up our subjectivity and individuality. I like mixed, hand and analog collage and I think the different materials, cause an interesting tactile sensation. I like typography and I like to embroider on paper. I keep various papers, and collect the tangled threads of the fabrics I work on.
Every time I buy fabric, I cut out a piece of the pattern and put it in a book. Every time I have to cut the fabric, depending on which one, I prefer to tear. I tear the fabrics, and I always have lots of threads, which I like to embroider on the collages. The mixtures of thread colors and the way they entangle fascinate me a lot. I started to keep in books all the remnants of thread that I produced.
Atlantica
Analogic Collage with textile, paper embroidering, cotton threads over photo I produced and styled for Turbante-se project, in partnership with Brazilian photographer Guilherme Malaquias
Salvador - London
2018
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She Could Be My Auntie
Analogic Collage, photocopy of Alberto Henschel 1869 photo, paper embroidering, cotton threads
Salvador - London
2018
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In 1955, Annie Easley began her career at NASA, then the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), as a human computer performing complex mathematical calculations.
AfrikaBrazilia
Analogic Collage, photocopy of map 1869 photo, paper embroidering, cotton threads
Salvador - London
2018
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The Ori of the Bahiana
Analogic Collage, photocopy Bahiana postcard from the 1900s, paper embroidering, synthetic threads
Salvador - London
2018
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Annie In The Sky
Analogic Collage with magazine images from NASA computer scientist Annie Easley, and the galaxy, with paper embroidering, synthetic threads
London
2018
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