Carlos Carvalho

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Carlos Carvalho Arte Contemporânea‘s selection

We suggest these works as these will become key works of young up and coming talents. And, they are the very last and only ed. available and/or the first time exhibited in a larger public.

. Daniel Blaufuks
Daniel Blaufuks uses mainly photography and video, presenting his work through books, installations and films. He has a predilection for issues such as the connection between time and space and the representation of private and public memory.
 

. Eurico Lino do Vale
Eurico Lino do Vale is developing a solid path, focused on the transcendence of the portrait and the relationship between the portrayed, the artist and the audience. Lino do Vale holds up the experience of portraying, discovering of personality that transposes the image. He works with photography and artist books.

. Mónica de Miranda
Mónica de Miranda questions cultural boundaries by afirming that all places of imagination, thought and feelings can be created and constructed and it has no physical or definitive location. She works with video, video installations and photography.