O Sesc Green House inaugurates the artist's monumental murals Giulia Bianchi, created especially for the Comedoria space within the project “Hand, Earth, Fire"The four works, each measuring 5 x 12 meters, total 240 m² of PVA acrylic paint—the equivalent of the facade of a 16-story building. The grandiose murals depict iconic foods of Brazilian culture: meat, garlic, fish, and bananas.
Entitled Dance, Amber, Threshold e EARTH, the paintings fit into the concept of food developed by Sesc, which understands food as a living expression of identities, territories, and ways of life. More than figurative representations, the murals explore the sensory and synesthetic aspects of painting, evoking flavors, aromas, and textures that transcend the image. The proposal connects art and food in dialogue with current issues such as sustainability, biodiversity, and the preservation of traditional knowledge.
Bianchi's research, marked by contact with agricultural communities in the Ribeira Valley and international experiences, is reflected in oceanic compositions that seem to expand beyond the walls, blurring the lines between the visible and the intangible. The works remain on public display at Sesc Casa Verde until December 19, reinforcing the space's role as a meeting point for culture, food, and community.
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Exhibition | Hand, Earth, Fire
From September 20nd to December 19th
Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 18:30pm; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 10am to 17:30pm
