Alive and well - No. 16

Made by hand - No. 9

• In Paraty (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

No. 12

• Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian (Iran) - 29ª Bienal de São Paulo
• "Monir Farmanfarmaian devices sculptures, designs and paintings with intricate and rigorous, yet light geometric structures. Since the 1960s, the artist has used the reverse-glass painting technique, the result of which is seen through the smooth side of the glass.[]Her paintings presented at the Bienal made from the intersection of two circles, which comprise various geometric forms, from the triangle to the undecagon, furnishing somber colors and a wealth of detail in mirrored surfaces. The circles communicate between themselves, forming diptyches that revisit the formal and symbolic tradition of Islam. The set forms a delicate sequence of layers of color, interlacing ancestral symbols from the artist's culture and religion in a codified play of tributes and deflections." (From: 29ª Bienal)

No. 8

Inferninho

• Luiz Zerbini (Brazil) - 29ª Bienal de São Paulo
• "Inferninho is a closed environment the exterior of which is covered in reflective black paint. Inside, a glittery mesh registers the presence of the visitor in colorful, unstable reflections, while the noise emitted by the changeable digital image, amplified by the artist, provides the sound." (From: 29ª Bienal)

No. 7

Animal - No. 1

No. 6

No. 6

No. 5

No. 4

Alive and well - No. 15

Alive and well - No. 14

Tomatoes (II)

No. 5

Bougainvillea (III)

Tasty world - No. 31

Tasty world - No. 30

As an idea - No. 16

No. 5

No. 4

No. 3

Circle of Animals

• Ai Weiwei (China) - 29ª Bienal de São Paulo
• "Circle of Animals is a previously unseen work that toys with the set of bronze heads originally located in the former Imperial summer palace in Beijing and which represent the twelve figures of the zodiac." (From: 29ª Bienal)

No. 2

Tasty world - No. 29