Acontecimentos pictóricos: narrativas de um processo por sobreposição de camadas

Abstract

In the present study, which unfolds from my pictorial production, I reflect upon issues arising from my creation process, the one in question, happens by overlapping layers of paint, in which the color slowly reaches different levels of intensity. I use narrative as a genre, seeking a closer relationship with the process to highlight the immersive look set between actions and gestures. The paintings do not follow projects defined a priori, their configurations arise through the dialogue between intentionality and pictorial events, therefore, a dialectics between chance and intention. Chromatic and spatial relationships are transformed constantly until the elaboration actis suspended. This making calls attention to potentiate ever new perceptions about pictorial events. As artistic references, investigate some aspects of pictorial production of Henri Matisse, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, Günther Förg and the Brazilian artist Gabriela Machado, in addition to thoughts on art and creation process of Paul Binder and Hélio Oiticica. More theorists addressed are Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Simone Weil.