Exhibition "The Power of Dialogue: Nuno Ramos and Marcos Amaro"

From the contemporary world that harbors the creativity and mastery of Nuno Ramos in line with the interest in producing works that give new meaning to materials of Marcos Amaro, the exhibition is born The Power of Dialogue: Nuno Ramos and Marcos Amaro, at the FAMA Museum, in Itu, São Paulo. Possessing a bold aesthetic and unmistakable styles, the artists engage in a dialogue in this exhibition with works that permeate their stories, revealed in the Almeida Jr. Room, in Sector 5.

This is a dialogue between creations from different periods of Nuno's work and others that are part of the construction of Amaro's trajectory, "a trajectory that crosses and echoes his in many aspects," in Marcos' words. Nuno Ramos is a visual artist, composer, playwright, writer, and essayist, and for over 30 years he has worked with the superimposition of materials, ranging from Vaseline to beeswax, to pigments, oil paint, fabrics, plastics, and metals. "What touches me most is the painting, the organization of the materials, and the way they present themselves to the world," reveals Amaro. "Nuno is, for me, one of the great contemporary artists. Although I belong to a generation after his—as often happens—it was precisely his work that opened paths and possibilities for expanding language for my generation and for my own artistic practice," adds Marcos.

Based on this admiration, the exhibition features dozens of works by both artists. In fact, some of Nuno's works are part of Amaro's personal collection; Amaro, in addition to being a businessman and founder of the FAMA Museum, is also a collector. As a visual artist, Marcos Amaro is known for a unique style that blends industrial aesthetics with touches of affection, revealing his deep interest in materials and imbuing them with new meanings and narratives.

“The Power of Dialogue: Nuno Ramos and Marcos Amaro” presents large-scale, three-dimensional works that stand out for their spatiality and volume. Beyond the complexity of their execution and the plasticity that surrounds them, the works that make up the exhibition connect directly with the generous scale of the Museum's galleries and will be on display until November 1, 2027.

Service
Exhibition It takes time, but there will be time.
From March 14th to November 01st
Wednesdays, and from Friday to Sunday, from 11 am to 17 pm.