Regulatory Decrees

2018

Paper, paraffin, coal, iron ore, fabric, sandpaper, eyelets and wood.

Series of twenty-nine (29) works:  61.5 x 48 cm each.

Frame in imbuia with glass .

Pages from the publication of the Land Use and Demarcation Law of Belo Horizonte (1985) are worked with alterations, collages, incisions, inscriptions, drawings and other invoices.

Drawing takes place as a process of historical recovery. The use of paraffin seals the paper, protecting it. At the same time, the paper becomes translucent: different parts of the maps – printed on both sides – cross each other.

Rivers emerge cutting through the reformulated cities, which then go through the sum of various interferences and new presences that activate visually, sometimes making new layers visible, sometimes censoring the areas through the saturation of matter.