Desvanecer, Luciana Brito Galeria, São Paulo, Brasil, 2021
Iván Navarro
neon, jatobá wood, one-way mirror and electric energy
78.74 x 51.18 x 10.83 in
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Light runs through Ivan Navarro’s work as a central thread, which often addresses society, politics, and art history while also conveying subliminal messages to the viewer through titles, colors, and symbols. His luminous, colorful installations engage with minimalism, provoking our senses as we interact with them. Born under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, Navarro grew up amid tactics deployed by the government that included cutting off electricity to impose curfews on the population. "Diamante Duplo (Amarelo – Azul)" [Double Diamond (Yellow – Blue)] (2020) was included in the exhibition "Exfinito" [Exfinite], held at Farol Santander in São Paulo in 2021 and curated by Marcello Dantas.
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Iván NavarroDiamante Duplo (Amarelo-Verde), 2020neon, madeira Jatobá, espelho unidirecional e energia elétrica
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