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Marcelo Solá: Drawing on Paper
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Marcelo Solá uses forms, colors and symbols to introduce a pictorial debate which determines the space of everyone, incisively. Through his drawings, he offers us a brutal but lucid and playful interpretation that puts into question our past and our present, giving life in each of his works to topics that are urgent: the architecture sizing space according to history, diversity and culture.
Title: Marcelo Solá: Drawing on Paper
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Marcelo Solá uses forms, colors and symbols to introduce a pictorial debate which determines the space of everyone, incisively.
Through his drawings, he offers us a brutal but lucid and playful interpretation that puts into question our past and our present, giving life in each of his works to topics that are urgent: the architecture sizing space according to history, diversity and culture.
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