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CUTOUTS, 2016 MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS 51.1X51.1X1.5 IN. | 130X130X4 CM.  CUTOUTS, 2016 MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS 70.8X62.9X1.5  IN. | 180X160X4 CM. 
        INVITED ARTIST  CUTOUTS, 2016 MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS 51.1X51.1X1.5 IN. | 130X130X4 CM.  CUTOUTS, 2016 MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS 51.1X51.1X1.5 IN. | 130X130X4 CM. 
                                                              CUTOUTS, 2016 MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS 51.1X51.1X1.5 IN. | 130X130X4 CM. 
         CUTOUTS, 2016 MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS 51.1X51.1X1.5 IN. | 130X130X4 CM.









                                   PINTOMEIRA

                                   Lives and works in Braga, Portugal
                                   www.pintomeiragallery.com

         Pintomeira, holder of a multifaceted career (17 themes until
         2020), presents here some artworks of his 14th theme,
         denominated Cutouts.  The words from the verb “to cut out”
         were agglutinated in order to substantivate the agglutination
         to the word “cutouts”. The artist used a distinct mixed media
         technic (cut and glue), more comprehensive and more
         elaborated. He paints or draws his shapes, mostly faces, with
         acrylic or graphite pencil, on a non-assembled canvas. Then,
         using scissors, he cuts it, randomly, in different pieces. These
         fragments are, then, ordered on the floor of his studio, until
         he reached the final composition. All these pieces (canvas),
         being ordered that way, are then glued to the main canvas,
         now mounted on a wooden grid. In the next phase the glued
         shapes and the spaces between are worked with acrylics,
         using drippings, layers, textures, and lines. The aesthetical
         composition expresses degradation, destruction, aging, and
         the vision of a deteriorated mural painting, or ancient frescos
         ruined by the time or by man’s negligence.



































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