O cinema e seus outros
Rádio USP, Ouvir Imagens, October 14, 2019Editora Equador, in co-publication with AVXLab, has just released O Cinema e seus outros, edited by Lucas Bambozzi and Demétrio Portugal. The book…
Writing
Back-end: Surveillance, Art and Privacy
I took part in the exhibition Back-end: vigilância, arte e privacidade with the video Estética da delação premiada, which I made with Nelson Brissac using footage of plea-bargain testimony…
Immersive Art to Expand the Senses
This week I discuss two immersive art exhibitions on view in São Paulo. I begin with A Biblioteca à Noite, a virtual reality installation at Sesc Paulista that takes visitors to ten great…
A book to read, listen to, and watch
Artist and professor Raimo Benedetti has just published a book with Editora Sesi-SP that is a gift to the eye: Entre Pássaros e Cavalos (Marey, Muybridge e o pré-cinema). With a foreword by…
See these sounds!
Prenúncios e catástrofes at Sesc Pompeia expands the boundaries of audiovisual artWe recently discussed the impact of digital media on photography on Ouvir Imagens, my column on Rádio USP.…
Douglas Gordon Turns Video into Painting and Vice Versa
I visited the video installation Îles flottantes (If Monet Met Cézanne, in Montfavet), at Instituto Moreira Salles, by Scottish artist Douglas Gordon (1966), who also has an exhibition at…
Odiolândia at SP-Arte Talks
I took part in the SP-Arte Talks panel on digital art alongside Luli Radfahrer. At the organizers’ suggestion, I discussed my work Odiolândia.I received countless messages after the…
Odiolândia on the Cover of O Tempo
Odiolândia was the cover story of Belo Horizonte newspaper O Tempo’s magazine in its Sunday, April 1 edition.In an extensive interview with journalist Carlos Andrei Siquara, we discussed…
Odiolândia at the Museu da Pampulha
Odiolândia is at the Museu de Arte da Pampulha as part of the Digital Art Biennial, taking place in Belo Horizonte from March 26 to April 29. Curated by Tadeus Mucelli and co-curated by…
Sex, Truths and Apps
In my debut column for Revista ZUM, I discuss The Men Behind the Wall, by Argentine-born Israeli filmmaker Inés Moldavsky. Winner of the best short film award at this year’s Berlin…