Sharp garments for desperate shamans: Solar Japaratuba 2020
I create sculptures from trash and discarded materials which are often malleable, and address a series of environmental and behavioral issues. This piece is a wall sculpture made of recycled aluminum, copper wire and staples.
Sharp garments for desperate shamans: Catoplebas 2020
I create sculptures from trash and discarded materials which are often malleable, and address a series of environmental and behavioral issues. This piece is a wall sculpture made of recycled aluminum, copper wire and staples, it can also be hanged floating lightly mid-air, as metallic lace.
Sharp garments for desperate shamans: revolutions 2020
I create sculptures from trash and discarded materials which are often malleable, and address a series of environmental and behavioral issues. This piece is a wall sculpture made of recycled aluminum, copper wire and staples, it can also be hanged floating lightly mid-air, as metallic lace.
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Sandra Lapage
Brazil
Sandra Lapage lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil. She got her MFA from the Maine College of Art in 2013. She has participated in collective and solo exhibitions in Brazil, Europe and the United States, recently at Museu de Arte de Ribeirão Preto and Andrea Rehder Arte Contemporânea (São Paulo) in 2019, and A60 Contemporary Artspace (IT), Kunsthalle am Hamburguer Platz (Berlin), Surface Gallery (UK), Tianjin International Digital Imaging Exhibition (CN), SP-Arte (BR), CICA Museum (COR) and Art/World Brazil and Art to Wear, BG Gallery, (LA/Artsy) in 2021.
Sandra has resided at various institutions such as the Fondation Château Mercier (Switzerland) and NARS Foundation (NYC), Massachussets Museum of Contemporary Art in 2017 and Monson Arts in 2019, and will hopefully attend ART OMI and Odyssée (Château de Goutelas, France) in 2021.
Sandra was a visiting artist at the Tyler School of Art (Philadelphia) and Maine College of Art (Portland), United States.