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Naïve Art History Painting Brazilian Favela. Primitive and Naive Art by painter Marcelo Fidélis mixed method paper
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Brazilian Favela. Primitive and Naive Art

Marcelo FidélisPortugal
Original artwork, 73×53 cm, 2020
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Characteristics of the Painting “Brazilian Favela. Primitive and Naive Art”

Year of creation2020
Dimensions73 W × 53 H × 2 D   cm
Type of artpainting
Stylenaïve art
Genrehistory
Materialsmixed method, paper
Type of packagingart tube
Keywords
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Description of the Artwork “Brazilian Favela. Primitive and Naive Art”

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This stunning painting is a vibrant homage to Brazil's favelas, capturing the essence of their daily life through an abstract expressionist style. The bright, bold color palette accurately represents the homes and surrounding nature, while elements of folk and indigenous culture are evident in every stroke. This piece transcends simple portraiture to offer a glimpse into the soul of the favelas, full of energy, history and beauty. The masterpiece in bringing to light deep feelings of resistance, vitality and community.

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About the artist

Born in Barbacena- MG, Marcelo Fidélis is a self-taught artist. His relationship with art dates back to when he was a child and trained as a cook. He currently develops work using experimental techniques linked to sculpture, painting, cooking and skateboarding. His work revolves around the simple representation of the human face, establishing different variations through materials, textures, colors and expressions, towards a sculptural process of the surface, valuing manual work. His work is an invitation to a natural, pure and instinctive experience, combined with the primitive and the strength of the face as a means of encounter, presence and expression.

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