Portrait of Alessandro de Moura Delfim Maciel

São Paulo — Brazil

Alessandro de Moura Delfim Maciel

Visual artist, architect, and designer

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Artistic career

A self-taught artist since 1984, with a background in architecture and design, I have maintained a continuous artistic practice for more than four decades, alongside my work in architecture, fashion, and the creation of decorative pieces and objects.

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Painting the Invisible

My painting emerges within this interval between what reveals itself and what escapes the eye.

Between the figurative and the abstract, between the intensity of color and the precision of the graphic line, I construct a language made of repetition, layering, and fragments. Images and words emerge as traces of a communication that is not always completed. They are signals cast into space, awaiting interpretation.

In my painting, I seek to give visual form to the many invisible forces that accompany us, transforming into lines, colors, words, and images what our eyes cannot reach but whose presence we can feel.

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Square painting in pink, green, and white with flowers and a vessel organized as visual territory.

Painting is where the measured line learns to breathe.

Education and professional career

  1. 1981–1983

    Owner and designer of the Arte MINAS fashion label.

  2. Since 1984

    Self-taught artist.

  3. 1984–1986

    Participated in a collective studio in Perdizes, São Paulo.

  4. 1984–1987

    Participated in the studio program at the São Paulo Cultural Center.

  5. 1986–1987

    Owner and designer of the Arte Anga semi-fine jewelry brand.

  6. Since 1988

    Trained as an architect and owner of Alessandro Maciel Arquitetura & Construção — Novas Ações (AMACNA).

  7. 2016

    In 2016, I created Biombos Decor and opened this store at D&D Shopping, one of São Paulo's leading destinations for sophisticated interior design. The project grew from the desire to transform the folding screen into a work of art and design. I brought together works and photographs by renowned artists, along with my own creations, applying them to screens conceived not simply as furniture, but as true sculptures capable of transforming their surroundings.

Biombos Decor store at D&D Shopping in 2016, with art-covered folding screens arranged throughout the space.
Biombos Decor · D&D Shopping · 2016
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