Having been in a pandemic for over a year, we live in a state of constant oscillation, swinging between uncertainty and self-care in the face so many new fixed rules of social distancing, mobility limitation and such a long time spent at home. Our reality awareness and of other people and ourselves have been profoundly changed by insecurity […]

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Artist Bruno Passos was born in Marília, São Paulo, in 1985. Stemming from a start in Design and Fashion, he has focused on the domains of painting and sculpture. A key moment of his career has been the work with Scandinavian painter Odd Nerdrum (1944), whose influence on his work has been decisive. However, Bruno has also often evoked the ascendancy of masters other than the Nordic.

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João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil – 1965
Lives and works in João Pessoa

He began his artistic path in the 1980s, as he was interested on the experimental productions of art movements such as Dada, Fluxus, Situationism, Concrete Poetry, Poema/Processo and the Gutai group, when he experimented with hybrid fields involving poetry, visual poetry and mail art until he got to painting, monotypes, sculptures and installations.

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Brazilian artist employs recycled fabric from his homeland’s industry in artworks created along with local craftswomen.

A series of artworks created during the new coronavirus pandemic in which he reflects upon the cultural and environmental impact caused by the textile industry in Pernambuco’s Agreste, in Brazil, as of the consolidation of an Apparel Manufacture Hub, responsible for radically changing the economic dynamics.

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We participated in the 17^th edition of SP-Arte, which takes place from October 20 to 24 at ARCA, presenting works by artists: Bruno Miguel, Bruno Passos, Carlos Mélo, Daniel Mullen, Felipe Góes, Fernanda Figueiredo, Josafá Neves, José Rufino, Mirela Cabral, Patricia Carparelli, Shizue Sakamoto e Tangerina Bruno

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We are pleased to announce our participation in the online exhibition, Artsoul | Large Formats, featuring works by Felipe Góes, Luisa Almeida and Rafael Kamada. Felipe Góes trabalha com pintura buscando discutir a produção e percepção de imagens na contemporaneidade. Realizou exposições individuais na Galeria Kogan Amaro […]

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The group of works in the solo exhibition “Ephemeral Fields” by artist Daniel Mullen at Kogan Amaro, the Glasgow-born artist’s first in Zurich, starts from the question “in what ways can we imagine a future monument or the idea of a monument?”

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Nos Confins brings together paintings that, on purpose, do not faithfully represent the image of the real. On the contrary, they propose enigmas, whisper secrets, and cloud the viewer’s vision, providing the sensation that it is only possible to glimpse, peek, and glimpse […]

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