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Exhibitions - 2008: The Pilgrim Path - Leon - 2007: The Pilgrim Path - 2006: Inf'action - 2005: Paths Revived - 2004: The Four Seasons - 2003: Virtual Exhibit - Signals - 2003: 48th Salon Montrouge, Montrouge / France, November 2003 - 2003/2002: Paths Revived : Época Art Gallery, Goiânia May 2003 / National Museum of Fine Arts, Rio de Janeiro, October 2002 - 2001: Galerie Lafayette - 2001: Parcours, Récoltes - 2000: La Maison Du Temps - 1999: Threading Beads and Stringing Pearls - 1998: The Circle and the Dot, The Dot and the Circle |
Centre Social Et Culturel Franco-Brésilien
- Paris 05/2000
Her conceptual proposal, entitled A Casa do Tempo - Nascita di Venere (House of Time - Birth of Venus), is inspired by the work of the same name by Botticelli and reflects his everyday universe, exploring elements such as sand, seashells, pearls, symbols and the constant signs of daily work in an insatiable reality. The artist reveals complex relations of this universe through objects, sculptures and paintings, a highly successful demonstration of how art history continues through the recognition and use of a post-modern context. This is artistic creation in a new sense, in which the work of art doesn't merely exist for the pleasure of being seen, but as an object of reflection about the values of the world in the Third Millennium. Thus, Christina Oiticica's art becomes sovereign through the appropriation of these objects, at times suggestive, at other irritating, but always provoking a new and current stance regarding the ever more contemporary representation of universal art. Paris, February 2000Risoleta Cordula Art Critic - AICA France. Click the images to zoom
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The characteristic of the installation presented by Christina Oiticica in this
itinerant exhibition (Paris-Rio), is the maturity of the idea, which centers on
the importance of returning to the source of universal inspiration in creative
arts through the ages.
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