John K. Grande

Henrique Oliveira – Being & Form

Presented as wall reliefs, free-standing pieces or walking-in environments, Henrique Oliveira’s works are always hybrid forms, organic structures that merge with architecture or objects crafted to blur the limits with nature and (…)

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Henrique Oliveira, Adenocalcinoma Poliresidual, 2014. Mixed media, 3,1 x 7,75 x 04 m. Photo: Stuart Watson Photography.
Henrique Oliveira, Baitogogo, 2013. Palais de Tokyo, Paris (France). Plywood and tree brunchs, 6,74 x 11,79 x 20,76 m. Photo : André Morin.
Henrique Oliveira, Condensation, 2012. Mattresses, 1,98 x 1,58 x 2m. Photo: Everton Ballardin.
Henrique Oliveira, Liquid Reality, 2012. Galeria Millan, São Paulo-Brazil. Construction in stucco, aluminium, PVC, concrete and running water sound track, 3,7 x 6,7 x 12 m. Photo: Everton Ballardin.
Henrique Oliveira, Meiosis, 2014. Plywood and furniture, piece A: 0,93 x 1,47 x 0,82 m; piece B: 0,77 x 1,3 x 0,83 m. Photo: courtesy of the artist.
Henrique Oliveira, Tapumes, 2009. Rice Gallery, Houston-USA. Plywood and pigment, 4,7 x 13,4 x 2 m. Photo: Nash Baker.
Henrique Oliveira, Transarquitetonica, 2014. Museu de Arte Contemporânea, São Paulo, Brazil. Wood, bricks, mud, bamboo, PVC, plywood, tree brunches and other materials, 5 x 18 x 73 m. Photo: Everton Ballardin.
Henrique Oliveira. Transarquitetonica, 2014. Museu de Arte Contemporânea, São Paulo, Brazil. Wood, bricks, mud, bamboo, PVC, plywood, tree brunches and other materials, 5 x 18 x 73 m. Photo: Everton Ballardin.