Our Artists |
JOSÉ DE GUMARÃESJosé de Guimarães (1939) is a figure of Portuguese art, who explored different areas from the plastic arts, through geology, engineering to archaeology. |
MANUEL CARGALEIROPortuguese artist Manuel Cargaleiro created a striking language in the artistic world by combining ceramics and painting, through games between color, light and shadow. |
HAZULHazul, a self-taught artist, has Porto as his birthplace and its old streets as a scene of artistic growth. |
VHILSOne of the main artists of the urban art movement (street art), he continues to evolve and push his style forward by sculpting the faces of anonymous figures on a large scale, in order to reveal the hidden lower layers and the fragility of urban space. |
HAZULHazul, a self-taught artist, has Porto as his birthplace and its old streets as a scene of artistic growth. |
VHILSOne of the main artists of the urban art movement (street art), he continues to evolve and push his style forward by sculpting the faces of anonymous figures on a large scale, in order to reveal the hidden lower layers and the fragility of urban space. |
ANDY WARHOLThe American artist, who began his career as an illustrator in several magazines, became one of the figures of Pop Art. |
ANA ARAGÃOAna Aragão dedicates herself exclusively to drawing, exploring the themes of urban imaginaries and architecture on paper. |
JÚLIO POMARDuring his long creative journey he addressed in his |
OKUDAOkuda is a renowned artist whose distinctive style of bold geometric harmonies and intense colors makes his artworks appear to belong to a parallel universe. |
JÚLIO POMARDuring his long creative journey he addressed in his |
OKUDAOkuda is a renowned artist whose distinctive style of bold geometric harmonies and intense colors makes his artworks appear to belong to a parallel universe. |
JONONEJonOne's work is characterized by an abstract and energetic style that |
HELIO BRAYHelio Bray (1984), is an artist in constant transformation who became known for his very spontaneous shapes and color schemes. |
JOSÉ PEDRO CROFTReduced geometric sculptures and paintings characterize the work of José Pedro Croft (1957), one of the greatest contemporary Portuguese artists. |
ALFREDO LUZIn the colors of memory, Alfredo Luz (1951) creates in his paintings a set of fragments that are brought together by his senses and thoughts. |
JOSÉ PEDRO CROFTReduced geometric sculptures and paintings characterize the work of José Pedro Croft (1957), one of the greatest contemporary Portuguese artists. |
ALFREDO LUZIn the colors of memory, Alfredo Luz (1951) creates in his paintings a set of fragments that are brought together by his senses and thoughts. |
NIKIAS SKAPINAKISHis work is characterized |
FRANCISCO VIDALFrancisco Vidal is best known for his paintings and drawings that bring together bold colors and patterns on handmade paper or canvas, often side by side to create installations. |
JOAQUIM CANOTILHOWith a unique look at everyday life, Joaquim Canotilho (1953) subtly paints the beauty of cities, animals, people and their habits. |
LEONEL MOURALeonel Moura is a renowned Portuguese artist whose career spans a wide range of artistic expressions, including photography, artificial intelligence and robotic art. |
JOAQUIM CANOTILHOWith a unique look at everyday life, Joaquim Canotilho (1953) subtly paints the beauty of cities, animals, people and their habits. |
LEONEL MOURALeonel Moura is a renowned Portuguese artist whose career spans a wide range of artistic expressions, including photography, artificial intelligence and robotic art. |
ELÍSIO CANASElísio Canas is an artist with a fascinating career that has led him to explore and express the essence of abstraction in a unique and innovative way. |