Vitoria Biagiolli shows a painting from the series “Beauty and Chaos” at the VIII Rome International Biennial, from 16 to 26, january 2010, at the Piazza del Popolo, with awards being presented at the Sant´Angelo Castle, Vatican City.
In 2009, in London, was winner of the ICSA International Culture Award and a Gold Medal in the painting category, at the Second International Exhibition of Brazilian Art in London – United Kingdom, sponsored by the Instituto Cultural Século e Arte-ICSA and Lauderdale House Arts Centre.
The Second International Exhibition of Brazilian Art, promoted by ICSA and Lauderdale House Arts Centre, happened in London – United Kingdom, May 27 to June 8, 2009. Visual artists from Brazil and abroad ran for the ICSA International Award of Culture.
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In 2008, paintings from the series Constructing the Deconstruction were awarded the Gold Medal at the Second International Exhibition of Visual Arts ICSA / Unesco, in Sao Paulo-SP. The exhibition opening was attended by Brazilian authorities and British curator and chair of the Lauderdale House Arts Centre, Peter Galleger, who came specially from England to select Brazilian artists to attend the Second International Exhibition of Brazilian Art in London, in May 2009.
The series Constructing the Deconstruction proposes a reflection on how the contemporary society has been acting in their environment, and the consequences to our planet. The goal is to draw attention to the need for a sustainable way of life, which depends on us, now. Therefore, there is the need to recycle ideas and not just the materials.
The work is inspired by the urban chaos, the manipulation of images, the mass production and the pursuit of the human being by high consumption.
“… Ideas flowing, and tinted images created … the grotesque and delicate … the light and dark … the beautiful and the ugly … the force of nature and vulnerability of man … the construction and deconstruction …”
VitóriaBiagiolli/2008
In 2006, the paiting City of Dreams VII won Honorable Mention at the XVI International Exibition of Plastic Arts of the Proyecto Cultural Sur – PCSur in Bento Gonçalves – Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
The strength and authenticity of the paintings by VitóriaBiagiolli – where material is transformed at the hands of skilled and creative artist – show a work characterized by the contradiction between the beauty of cities and the urban chaos.
The focus of her work is the relationship between art, contemporary cities and the environment, consistent with the urban problems around us.
Her canvases filled with bright colors blended geometric figures, sketched, cut, recorded in space, becoming images of the city.
The works present a conscious and coherent development of the creative process that draws the attention of the contemporary artistic world.
For anyone following the growth and trajectory of this young artist is easy to identify the suggestive fragments of subjectivity of a person demanding and committed to the maturity, the quest for improvement and magical beauty of the works that aim to build its own space in contemporary art.
Tata B/2005
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In 2004, the series Beauty and Chaos has been selected by the committee staff of the Brasilia Museum of Art – MAB for exhibition. Were present at the opening of the exhibition the director of historical and Artistic Heritage of Brasilia Jarbas Silva Marques, the Museum Director Marta Benévolo, the director of the National Press Fernando Tolentino, the art historian Vera Pugliesi, the poet Nicolas Behr, the plastic artists Gougon and Brigida, Darlan Rosa, Jeanne Maz, Flávia Mauricio, Nancy Nishino, architects, interior designers and many friends and art collectors.
Urban Expressions series was first exhibited in 2004, at Visual Art Gallery, in Brasilia, Brazil. Opening night was attended by the artists Gougon and Brigida, Darlan Rosa, Flávia Mauricio, Jeanne Maz, the photographer Grace Seligman, Bizeh Jaime, Marilene Lobo and collectors and patrons of the Visual Art Gallery.
The series Cities: My Joy of Painting was selected by the French Ambassador Alain Rouquié in Brazil, in 2002, for exhibition at the Cultural Centre le Corbusier, at the French Embassy in Brasilia, Brazil. It was also the first solo exhibition of Vitoria Biagiolli and a milestone in her artistic life.
French authorities were present at the opening, such as Senator Michel Guerry, Ambassador Alain Rouquie, his wife Stephanie Rouquié, diplomats Decazote Henry, Claude Bazet, Jean Paul Roumegas, Philippe Franc, Marie Laure Thiriet. The event was attended also by the Senator of the Federal District Lindemberg Cury, by the artists Laurenço de Bem, Herminia Metzler and over a hundred special guests who appreciate the arts, and collectors. The organization was impeccable and was in charge of Marie Laure Thiriet.
At Vitoria Biagiolli’ s first exhibition in Sao Paulo, the opening night was attended by the presence of prominent names in the arts, such as the artist and art critic Cleide Marrese, the actor Guilherme Berenguer, the choreographer and owner of the dance school BalletArte Nancy Guedes, the conductor Murilo Alvarenga, the poet and musician Pedro McCardell, the actresses Tina Mello and Lena McCardell, the hairdesigner Paolo Biagiolli, the attorney Carolina McCardell and other special guests and collectors.
“These paintings are intended to provoke and to question the concept of beauty and the myth of beauty in our society, as well as the excessive exposure to the media which we are submitted in everyday life. There is also the intention to provoke a discussion about the representation of beauty in the twenty-first century”.
VitóriaBiagiolli/2002
Vitoria Biagiolli’ s works, beyond drawing the attention of collectors, have been sought by architects and decorators not only in Brasilia but also in Sao Paulo and other Brazilian cities, and abroad. Her paintings and sculptures have took part at decorated rooms and exhibitions organized by the interior designer Cristiane Calixto, in partnership with the architect Livia Meirelles. In 2009, its carved flowers graced the canopy environmental The girl’s room at Casa Cor São Paulo. In 2008, she created a panel carved flowers especially for the Baby’s room (work published by the magazine Decora Baby – October 2009), the environment created by the architects Arnaldo Pinho and Daniele Feitosa – from AD Architecture Studio – specially to the exhibition on architecture and decoration at Morar Mais Brasília. Moreover, her painting Cities could be assessed at Restaurant Piantella’s, at Casa Cor Brasília 2005, in a room decorated by the architect Andrea Zorzetto. In 2004, she had the opportunity to participate in the Casa Cor Brasília with a canvas and a mural painted exclusively for the room of the architect and interior designer Sabrina Estrella.
