Pedro Calapez

Portuguese contemporary artist

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Paint filled shoes

I like to fill my paintings with paint: lots of paint, thick paints. Mixed different colours flowing on the surface of the canvas.
Seeking the surprise of a contrast, the intensity of an unexpected rapport on colours side by side. My shoes get painted too. Some flocks of paint fall over them during the studio work. It is as if I am making two paintings at the same time: one with my hands holding my spatulas and brushes and another growing randomly on my shoes. These shoes, filled with paint, reveal my work as a painter.

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Pedro Calapez

Pedro Calapez, Lisbon based artist, began taking part in exhibitions in the seventies (and hasn't stopped since...) About Pedro

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