The 7 Colors of the Federal District

The exhibition "The 7 Colors of the Federal District" features seven works by seven young LGBTQIAPN+ artists from the Federal District of Brazil.

Pintura para peito by Gabriela MuttiMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

The Federal District in the Visual Arts

The Federal District is recognized nationally and internationally for its architecture and for being the seat of the Brazilian government. However, LGBTQIAPN+ artistic production in the federal capital has no national projection.

Autorretrato by Douglas FerreiroMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Diversity is the way

The exhibition "The 7 Colors of the District" features seven works by seven young LGBTQIAPN+ artists from the Federal District. The group of artists selected is diverse (made up of homosexuals, transsexuals, bisexuals and non-binary people).

The aim is to publicize and present to Brazil the work and power of artists from this region, as well as demonstrating how different experiences influence creativity and artistic production.


Multiple experiences in the Federal District
The search for economic diversity is also present, with artists from different social classes and different cities.

Artistas by Jéssica LorenaMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

The artists

The selected artists work in different artistic languages and the works are curated according to what best represents each of them at this moment in their careers.

The selected artists are: Douglas Ferreiro, Fernanda Azou, Gabriela Mutti, Invctor, Leonardo Palhares, Pedro Hermano e Sheyennie Aparecida.

Transpassou by InvctorMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Transpassou
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INVCTOR

Transpassou (2022)
Painting with various paints, use of markers, pencils, crayons and collage

80 cm x 100 cm

Transpassou angulo by InvctorMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Transpassou

It's about feeling so much that I have to offer, so much that I need from the other person, but not being seen, not being taken advantage of, in fact being passed over, run over. "You looked at me, did you see me? I looked at you, did I see you?"

Pintura para peito by Gabriela MuttiMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Pintura
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GABRIELA MUTTI     

Pintura para peito n°1 (2019)
Collage of gorguron ribbons on zinc plate and brass elements.

Detalhe pintura para peito by Gabriela MuttiMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Pintura para peito n°1     

"Pinturas para Peito" (Chest Paintings) is a series of performance objects that simulate military medals. They are performance devices and objects that propose a dialog based on pictorial signs, symbols of military heraldry.

Os outros by Leonardo PalharesMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Outros
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LEONARDO PALHARES     

Os outros (2023)

Digital photography

The work uses the language of photography as a medium and the artist's body as a model.

Os outros by Leonardo PalharesMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

About Leonardo Palhares     

Leonardo Palhares, from Guará (administrative region of the Federal District). He is a visual artist and his research looks at body images through the lens of psychoanalytic theory and the fragmented body through the approach of Eliane Robert Moraes.

Malebuilding by Pedro HermanoMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Malebuilding
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PEDRO HERMANO     

Malebuilding (2023)

3D modeling software, image producer powered by artificial intelligence

Arte male by Jéssica LorenaMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Malebuilding

Malebuilding deals with the construction of male identity through the development of muscles.
The jacket featured in the work was made to order for fashion designer Walério Araújo in black.

Julia-Carnaveral de Passiones by Shayennie AparecidaMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Julia - Carnaveral de Passiones
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SHAYENNIE APARECIDA     

Julia - Canaveral de Passiones (2014) 


Digital photography
Telemusas Latinas photo series

45 cm x 60 cm

Julia-Carnaveral de Passiones by Shayennie AparecidaMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Telemusas Latinas photo series

There is a specific aesthetic that is very characteristic of Mexican teledramaturgies. When they were shown in Brazil in the mid-1980s, they gained characteristics that the Brazilian public attached to the genre.

Julia-Carnaveral de Passiones by Shayennie AparecidaMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Telemusas Latinas photo series

Mixing this data, the artist appropriated and reinterpreted female characters from soap operas from different
from different eras, all of which have some relevance for the artist, who has already produced performance records, to create self-portraits.

Essa Barbie não vai ao dentista by Fernanda AzouMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Barbie
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FERNANDA AZOU     

Essa Barbie não vai ao dentista (2023)

Acrylic and watercolor on paper

The work is a connection between the human being (represented by the mouth) and the influence of the internet, social networks and technology (represented by the computer, cell phone...), both as a vehicle for communication.

Essa Barbie não vai ao dentista by Fernanda AzouMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Essa Barbie não vai ao dentista     

Appropriating the cinematographic term "Gore", the artist is guided by the feeling of powerlessness caused by extreme situations and approaches violence not as an idealization of catastrophe, but as a representation of an abject reality.

Autorretrato by Douglas FerreiroMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Autorretrato
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DOUGLAS FERREIRO     

Autorretrato de um menino viado (2021)

Series: Os últimos longes da vida

Acrylic and oil on canvas

70 cm x 60 cm

Autorretrato by Douglas FerreiroMuseu da Diversidade Sexual

Autrorretrato de um menino viado     

The memories of childhood are the starting point for understanding the formative processes and journeys that the body goes through until it reaches the contradictions of adult life within the contexts of Brazil.

Credits: Story

Jorge Wilker de Brito Matos - Curator
Jéssica Lorena Oliveira Pedroza - Visual Identity
Janiane Castro - Production
Mariane de Souza Silva - Video Editing
Elis Vargas Libras e Comunicação - Brazilian Sign Language Interpreter


Artists
Douglas Ferreiro
Gabriela Mutti
Fernanda Azou
Leonardo Palhares
Invctor
Pedro Hermano
Shayennie Aparecida

Credits: All media
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