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| Year of creation | 2018 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 52 W × 72 H × 2 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | naïve art |
| Genre | history |
| Materials | pastel, paper |
| Type of packaging | art tube |
Description of the Artwork “Primitive Indigenous Mask: Symbolism and Culture”
In this captivating painting, Marcelo Fidélis celebrates indigenous and African traditions through a powerful mask. The integrated shapes and use of black create a graphic pattern that reverberates with historical and cultural meanings. This piece is not just a symbol of decoration, but an intimate connection with ancestral roots. The composition brings together a rich worldview, presenting the vitality and essence of primitive cultures that still resonate in our society.
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Marcelo Fidélis, Portugal
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.