Marina Rheingantz Biography

Landscape has been as an ongoing theme in the paintings of Marina Rheingantz. She builds on scenes from her travels and childhood memories -especially the vast fields of Araraquara where she was born to recreate semi-abstract topographies, packed with ambiguous forms and details that are deeply dystopian in mood.

Exquisite wastelands, delicately dotted with suggestions of ruined structures and abandoned encampments, exuding an atmosphere as diffuse as memory itself. In this delicately constructed scenery human presence is never overt, instead it appears only in vestiges.

Recent solo shows include: Todo Mar Tem um Rio, Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel (São Paulo, 2019) Várzea, Bortolami Gallery (New York, 2018); Galope, Zeno X Gallery (Antwerp, 2017); Terra Líquida, Galeria Fortes Vilaça (São Paulo, 2016); and Dot Line Line Dot, Nichido Contemporary Art (Tokyo, 2016). Notable group shows include: On Landscapes - Biennial of Painting, Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens (Deurle, Belgium, 2018); Mínimo, múltiplo, comum, Estação Pinacoteca (São Paulo, 2018); Projeto Piauí, Pivô (São Paulo, 2016); Soft Power, Kunsthal KAdE (Amersfoort, Netherlands, 2016); Prêmio PIPA, MAM Rio (Rio de Janeiro, 2015).

Courtesy Fortes D'Aloia & Gabriel

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Sometimes, I start very abstract and other times I begin with a particular reference to something... It becomes more of an experience than a figurative representation.
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