Daniel Carvalho
Daniel Carvalho translates twenty years of academic research into a visual exploration of the Amazonian spirit.
Works by Daniel Carvalho
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Curated Sets
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Abstract Visions
3 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works share a vibrant abstract palette and dynamic brushwork. — ‘Abstract #1’, ‘Abstract #3’ and ‘Abstract #2’.
Urban Reflections
This grouping captures the gritty beauty of cityscapes through a consistent muted palette and architectural focus.
Celestial Horizons
These works explore the expansive nature of the sky, unified by a serene blue-dominant palette and atmospheric technique.
City's Pulse
These 'Urban' pieces showcase the dynamic energy and varied perspectives of city life, united by bold compositions and a contemporary feel.
About Daniel
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Visual voice
Good to Know
What is the primary focus of Daniel Carvalho's work?
His work centers on the imaginary relationship of the Amazon Rainforest, informed by his doctoral research at the University of Brasilia.
Where has Daniel Carvalho exhibited his art?
He has showcased his work in international galleries and institutions across Brazil, New York, Barcelona, and Berlin.
What professional background does the artist have?
Carvalho has twenty years of experience across visual arts, photography, and design, having worked with the Brazilian government and various museums.
Has the artist received any specific recognition for his work?
Yes, he was awarded the Clap editorial Barcelona Prize in 2013 for his work in the field.
How does his academic background influence his art?
As a researcher and PhD student, he uses design and visual arts to analyze how the Amazon is perceived and represented in the collective imagination.
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