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The seven deadly sins have already been the theme
of many art realizations. Our contribution was adding to the sins
an erotic-digital-virtual vision to each of the seven. One could
say that it is a freudian interpretation, because in a sensual or
concealed way eroticism is always present. Our intent is not shock
the viewer, but induce him to feel and analyse the purpose of each
one in spite of possible distress at the first sight. We prefered
not reveal the pornographic side of each situation to give a better
wholeness to personal interpretations, as the work was done collaboratively
by three artists.
Marcelo Frazão – Rio de Janeiro, 1964
Master degree in Art Science UFF. Graduate and postgraduate
at the Fine Arts School of UFRJ. Takes part intensively in solo
and collective art shows in Brazil and abroad, having been awarded
many prizes. By now, beyond dedication to the Atelier Villa Olívia,
coordinates projects with invited artists. Teached at EBA-UFRJ.
Teaches since 1999 at Estácio de Sá and since 2003
at Bennet. Has been curator in the SESC-Copacabana Galery from 1996
to 2000.
Paulo Villela - Rio de Janeiro, 1934
Architect, realized projects all around Brazil. Began practicing
drawing and painting after studies with Ubi Bava, Abelardo Zaluar
and Aluisio Carvão. Had several solo exhibitions. Participated
in many collective art shows, receiving awards in Rio de Janeiro,
Pernambuco and São Paulo. Lately has been participating of
collective web-art projects.
Regina Célia Pinto – Rio de Janeiro, 1949
Master's degree in Art History, specializing in the Anthropology
of Art / EBA, UFRJ. Pionner of the net.art / web.art in Brazil and
Rio de Janeiro (1998). Creator and curator of the Museum of the
Essential and Beyond That (http://arteonline.arq.br - 2002): a virtual
museum or art gallery featuring innumerable new media works, and
a work of art in its own right. Recently (2005 -february) she was
nominated (second place) for the Leonardo - Global Crossings Prize
(http://mitpress2.mit.edu/e-journals/Leonardo/isast/awards2005GX_nominees.html).
http://arteonline.arq.br/bio/
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