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Are you ready to begin a journey through the vast universe of art? We take you on a trip that is unusual: a journey of ...read morediscovery and intuition – to the place where you can appreciate art outwards from the heart, rather than inward only from the intellect. We believe art is not meant to be understood rationally: just as the artist uses colors and shapes that are often instinctive and intuitive, you can react to a work of art with the most unpredictable collection of feelings. This is because art connects us to our essence, and redeems everything that is most genuine within us, in the story of our life. We believe it is this emotion, not any analysis, that will likely decide your choice – informed, clearly, with a good dose of your own information, and also some added knowledge and context that we provide you with, on this journey. We believe art is truly capable of transcending context and conventional reactions, to raise consciousness through feeling, instinct and emotion. And it was because we were mobilized by the force of art that we have created this platform. Its purpose is to bring Brazilian art to the world – in a way that is simple, but profound – and also, above all, to give the proper value to the person who provides us with this experience of delight: the artist. Below, you can read a little more about who we are and what we are trying to do.
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The internet has changed the world dramatically. Technology has demolished cultural walls, transformed professions, given us the access to knowledge, and made nearly all things feasible – at the touch of our fingertips.
work of art created by Karina Marques, represented by autentikart. click here to access artist's portfolio page, see more works and read more about the professional trajectory
Karina Marques
Sem título
21,00 x 30,00 x 0,10 cm
Drawing done with paintbrush and ink on white vergé paper 180g. The margin of the left height and the lower width of the paper present irregularities due to the distinct cut in which the paper is torn to highlight the materiality of the paper.
USD 225,00
With one click we can travel to distant countries, know other cultures, immerse ourselves in the universe of a book or movie. Cultural experiences like these enable us to travel through time, dive into ourselves, or into the unknown. They provoke imagination, critical thinking, transformation – of us, of communities.
In culture, though, there is one area that has lacked this mobility – this ‘portability’ – and prominence. That is the visual arts: painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, art in general.
It has remained an area that is much-fragmented, still reached only through a market or network of restricted art galleries. Access to works of art has in principle been limited not only by physical–geographical boundaries, but by the fact that there is no opportunity to see the whole range of a trend. No easy-to-assimilate what to see into the whole of the history and world of art: no way to feel and assess the individual comparative significance of an individual artist whose work is before your eye.
work of art created by Israel Severo, represented by autentikart. click here to access artist's portfolio page, see more artworks and get to know the professional trajectory
Israel Severo
Olha de Novo: O Equilibrista
40,00 x 60,00 x 0,10 cm
Matte Painting Digital with original photographs and illustrations under Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper 308gsm (Matte paper - 100% cotton - light texture) Limited print: 0/10
USD 420,00
In addition to this hurdle, the ‘market’ model does not even give the artist a prominent position in the value structure of the chain – in spite of the fact that the artist is the main engine in this process of awareness, and creation of value. As it is at present, the process undermines the importance of the individual artist – and, also, his remuneration.
This is what we want to reverse.
The artists – who dream for us, the visionaries, who heighten our feelings, who warm our hearts and feed our spirits with their creations; who make us contemplate their understanding of the world and adjust and polish our own. These people who take us to a higher place where we are better in the world, these prime movers, who shape the history not only of art but of all mankind; – have become to some extent just cogs in a machine.
work of art created by Txai Costa , represented by autentikart. click here to access artist's portfolio page, see more artworks and get to know the professional trajectory
Txai Costa
Sem título - Outras
26,50 x 40,00 x 0,50 cm
Fotografia digital. Impressão em papel FineArt, tiragem de 15 unidades
USD 505,00
This is why we, autentikart, now raise the flag for the artist – for direct liberation, appreciation and promotion of those who dedicate their lives to making art.
We aim for a change of the paradigm and models of delivering art to its admirers: we bring forward a way of buying – investing in – art, via the web, that does not function as an intermediary, a middleman getting in the artist’s way, but as promoter of the artist’s direct interest, enabling a well-deserved better profit. We want our artists to have recognition in their lifetime: we do not believe in fame being only deserved posthumously!
The world moves forward to new ways and means, increasing world awareness and the humanization of processes. Less can be more. So we seek the appreciation and promotion of the original, the authentic – hence the word ‘autentik’ in our name.
work of art created by Brígida Campbell, represented by autentikart. click here to access artist's portfolio page, see more works and read more about the professional trajectory
Brígida Campbell
Biofilia 3
100,00 x 70,00 x 0,03 cm
Digital collage. Circulation: 5
USD 1.740,00
While the world goes for ‘fast food, ‘fast fashion’ – and maybe even ‘fast art’, we resist the cheap, disposable and merely cosmetic. We go for the slow: mature, quality works from long-established artists who have developed a long-term coherence and approach.
Our online platform aims to offer a fine selection of art with real value. Like the physical gallery, it is both a trading/selling establishment and an inventory, but as well as this, it comes to you equipped with much more comprehensive support: an encyclopedic knowledge base about our artists in particular, and the trends in the history of art in general – designed to help educate and guide our clients on their purchases and reflections.
We offer not only works and prices, but guidance – indeed also guidance on investment, and value appreciation. We give voice and prominence to Brazilian, local artists, because that is where we come from, and where we can see the immediate need – to open doors for these artists who have not yet received this presentation. And we pledge to do it in profound, analytical and transparent ways.
work of art created by Lu de Paula, represented by autentikart. click here to access artist's portfolio page, see more works and read more about the professional trajectory
Lu de Paula
Landscape 2
100,00 x 100,00 x 0,10 cm
Acrylic, collage and texture on canvas
USD 1.375,00
We – autentikart – are investors, visionaries and educators. We are the only e-commerce site to export works of art of great Brazilian artists to the world. We are the first CulTech – a new type of company bringing the resources of Tech to the markets for Culture – disrupting the art world as you know it. We are art enthusiasts; and we have the mission of shedding a light on this form of expression that we believe is capable of transforming our world – and giving art a new prominence and significance in the consciousness of investors, appreciators and the whole public.
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“"Our nature is being fragmented, broken up. I present these blurred images as poetry to remind the public that life is volatile"”
Brazilian artist Evandro Kavart portrays animals of the Brazilian fauna threatened with extinction. Expressonist and Impressionist styles.
Evandro Karvat
“Art liberates, addresses, accuses, tell stories, and records moments that will be eternal. It makes us go to places we will never be, but which are within us.”
Glock produces documentary and artistic photography: Brazil, and the rest of the world
Glock
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Salete Lottermann
“I see this being as if ‘en passant’ in the context – something furtive and phantasmagorical within a surrealist universe”
Igor Gomes makes contemporary urban photographs
Igor Gomes
“Everything changes, we change, we influence all the time; what’s important is to be open and receptive to everything.”
Armando Merege creates paintings with mixed techniques: figurative, contemporary, neo-expressionist
Armando Merege
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Juliana Bambii
““These sculptures tell our people’s story with a purpose. Thus, people get to know up close the biological and cosmological dimension of Brazilian indigenous nature".”
Brazilian indigenous Paulo rafts a body painting linked to his tribe’s mythological rituals in an artisanal carving process, representing regional animals.
Paulo Apodonepá
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Marcos Marcolla
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David José is a contemporary artist who produces large-scale geometric works, using shapes and colors to translate his interpretation of nature.
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James Rowland
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Fernando Naviskas
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Lu de Paula
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Ciro Bicudo
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Osmar Koxne
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Renato Jardim
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Juliano Volpato
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Carina Melo
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Irineo Albiero Filho
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Antonio Peregrino
“Photography is a way of calling attention to facts and moments that go unnoticed in the rush of day-to-day life.”
Alexandro Auler is a documentary photographer of Brazil (series of Brazil's largest shantytown Rocinha) and the rest of the world
Alexandro Auler
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Brígida Campbell
“I have lived through everything that I put in my work: I have suffered in the droughts, helped my mother to carry water on her head. My father was a cowman: I have seen cattle die of hunger”
Marcos de Sertânia is part of a new generation of masters of Brazilian popular art. His dogs sculpted in wood reminds us of the dog Baleia in the great work of writer Graciliano Ramos, Vidas Secas (Barren Lives)
Marcos de Sertânia
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Péricles Mendes
“Art provokes reflection, It is not by chance that it is the first thing a totalitarian government tries to silence. In the situation of today, art is resistance.”
André Brik creates stylized images in basic geometrical elements, acquiring a new visual meaning with irony and refined humor.
André Brik
“The feminine is, to me, a universe of indecipherable actions and emotions. Mother, lover, friend, partner…a woman is far beyond the roles society wants her to play.”
Dhi creates paintings of Brazilian landscape and the human figure, with Surrealist expression
Dhi Ferreira
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Worsiley Gouveia
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Eduardo Baruch
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“By contrasting light with dark, I create images which can be dramatic, poetic, or provoke some type of indignation”
Malu Brandão produces paintings: landscapes of the South of Brazil; engravings and etchings on paper
Malu Brandão
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Angelita Cardoso
“Is nature as a whole, itself, already an art? Or do we see art in parts of nature? How does each one of us, individually, interpret reality?”
Mariana Canet produces contemporary abstract photographs
Mariana Canet
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Tuca Ahlin
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Leoni Antequera
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Articulator of abstract and visual art, Marcelo is in tune with the creative currents of the moment. Painting serves as a vehicle for the construction of a deeper look at the world and a look that vanishes in its substance.
Marcelo Rebelo de Souza
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Alexandre Valentim
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Frederico Morbach
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Sonia Gouveia
“I like white. Because it opens up space for the imagination. I feel that empty space is not any impediment – on the contrary, it invites people to take a stance – to position themselves in that space and context.”
Marilene Zancchett creates figurative paintings with three dimensional effects; and digital designs
Marilene Zancchett
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Rafael Passos
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Cristina Cappeline
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““What arouses my interest in the Medieval Era are the shapes, axes, helmets and shields. Everything that was forged has an exquisite design".”
Marco Rocha creates abstract sculptures in noble stones, inspired by the Medieval Era
Marco Rocha
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Paulo Costa
“For me, art is a tool of expression, that serves to provoke reflections first in ourselves, and as a result of this, in others”
Maria Cheung creates sculptures in ceramics; and installations
Maria Cheung
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Adriana Queiroz
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Luigi Di Mauro
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Paulo Ricardo
“Art amplifies, dilates, transposes, overflows, invents, researches and transgresses. Art is an instant or a process. It amplifies, overflows, and transposes the very concept, itself, of art.”
Karina Marques creates abstract drawings in fine ink pen on paper
Karina Marques
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Lu Franco sails on the seas of duality. In his current series of paintings there is an interest in exploring new angles and new paradigms through architectural elements that serve as an argument to recreate immutable landscapes.
Lú Franco
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Wagner Vidal
“I have always worked so as not to compromise my art and my spiritual journey. For me, being a Naïf artist is a commitment to the Beyond”
Tercília dos Santos is a brazilian Naif artist whose strong brushstrokes lead to essentially figurative countryside scenes, full of characters redeemed from her affective memory.
Tercília dos Santos
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Rita Trojan
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Rose Osório
“My dialogue with painting is a field open to insertions, not leaving out the multiple possibilities of leaving the plane, and it includes sculpture-objects – which are also part of this Universe”
Mazé Mendes creates contemporary abstract paintings
Mazé Mendes
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Guilherme Santos
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Guilherme Lepca
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Ana Lecticia Mansur
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Dhéia Ferrari
“The universe offers us inexhaustible sources and inspiring themes, that go beyond our immediate, intrinsic questions. The way we communicate, our anxieties and the media that we choose, are personal, and thus, originality is fundamental.”
Leopoldino de Abreu creates sculptures, figurative and abstract, in marble and basalt
Leopoldino de Abreu
“If you seek the perfect, you may get the monotonous...”
NEEHO creates abstract expressionist screen printings
NEEHO
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Luiz Queiroz
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Txai Costa's work fits into what is called ethnographic photography.
Txai Costa
“One can see in his works a certain correlation with the so-called ‘ideal landscapes’ of 17th-century Flemish painting: panoramic scenes with the horizon low in the picture, allowing the largest area to the sky, emphasizing the grandiosity of the atmosphere.”
Calderari produces paintings of seascapes, of the South of Brazil
Fernando Calderari
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Carolina Kroff
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“I work with the human condition, the fragility of being, life and death – questions about the transitory nature of time and of existence, often using irony.”
Lavalle creates Surrealist figurative drawings and paintings
Lavalle
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Lupegoraro
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Patrícia Costa
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Bia Macedo
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Leonardo Bueno
“Our human rights are non-negotiable values, and it’s by them I’m guided”
Dulce produces contemporary, figurative, woodcuts
Dulce Osinski
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Plantomorpho
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Priscila Merlotto
“The artist is the essence of his day-to-day context, and the strength of his culture”
Jeriel dos Santos creates paintings grounding his work firmly on the Brazilian-regional quality of his state, Amapá, the Amazon rainforest, and the Tucuju people - which resulted in the "Tucuju Pop-Art" style.
Jeriel
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Mario Amaral
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Daniel Malta
“I see art as a metaphorical poem and an intellectual act that establishes the correspondences between the existing realities. All the paradoxes can be reconciled. I seek to reconcile the extremes, but in such a way that they don’t lose their peculiarities”
Rones Dumke creates paintings and collages with metaphysical themes – figurative, mixed techniques
Rones Dumke
“Expression of the moment calls for a single, certain, visceral movement, with no rehearsal, like a radical move on the board”
Juarês Matter creates aluminum-based sculpture with painting in acrylic, reflecting gestures
Juarês Matter
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Gilberto Junior
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Lucas Ksenhuk paints pictures in his authentic style of lines, ripples, drops and colored curls.
Lucas Ksenhuk
“Art is the way in which people who do it see the world, interpret it, and describe it, in accordance with their feeling”
RSTomczac creates figurative paintings of Brazilian landscapes; still lifes in impressionist style
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