Snow Dimensions Japanese Version
Oil on Paper
Dim.: 9.5x29.7cm
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Snow Dimensions Japanese Version
Oil on Paper
Dim.: 9.5x29.7cm
Shipping costs are available in our Shipping Policy. After payment confirmation, the artwork is prepared for dispatch. Verification, packaging and logistics validation may take up to 5 working days.
Free returns within 14 days. To return an artwork, simply go to the Returns Policy page and fill in the form, indicating the preferred collection date. After our confirmation, the courier will collect from the indicated address.
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Ana Rolaça Costa Seguir artista +
Ana Rolaça Costa, born in 1983 in Silves, is a visual artist whose works address
Deep and essential themes surrounding corporeality and the erosion of identity. Through her artistic expression, Ana questions social norms that impose unrealistic beauty standards, embracing the genuine essence of humanity in her creations.
His abstract paintings and collages vary in size, serving as vehicles for the
discourse on the struggles against misleading assumptions related to beauty and
acceptance. The art of Ana Rolaça Costa emerges as a powerful manifesto, challenging the
prevailing social norms and advocating the renewal of people's inherent beauty.
Notable in his works is the expressive use of visceral forms that constitute the core of his visual language.
Throughout his career, the art of Ana Rolaça costa underwent significant evolution. Between 2008 and 2011, it delved deeper into "body perceptions," encouraging viewers to self-reflect.
Subsequent phases, such as “Púdica Granatum” (2011-2012) and “Beautiful Rawness” (2013-
2021), feature rich, fleshy tones. His most recent series, including “Beetroots and
Other Things” (2023-2025), represents an ongoing search for innovative expressions of
rebirth and transformation. By incorporating natural elements such as plants and other
vegetation, Ana encapsulates in her work a vital rebirth that resonates deeply with contemporary themes.
Exhibitions
The work of Ana Rolaça Costa has been exhibited in solo exhibitions such as Pudica
Granatum, Molière – School of Performing Arts, Pêra (2015); Solo Exhibition,
Silves Municipal Library, Silves (2011); Perceptions of the Body, Galleria Nunes, Helsinki, Finland (2009); Inner Forms, Galleria Atski, Helsinki, Finland (2009).
Ana R. Costa also participated in several collective exhibitions, namely: Pequenos
Formats, Monumental Gallery, Lisbon (2024); P'LA Arte Market, Lisbon (2024); Small
Formats, Monumental Gallery, Lisbon (2023); P'LA Arte Market, Lisbon (2023);
ArteExpo2023, Portimão Arena, Portimão (2023); 17th International Art Exhibition
Vendas Novas Plastics, Vendas Novas (2011); Anas Aqui, (included in the Lusomundo Kulttuuriviikko event), Café Posto, Helsinki, Finland (2010); Epäyhtälö, Galleria Rantakasarmi, Suomellinna, Finland (2010); Preliminary Research, Patarei Cultural Park (Tallin Vangla), Tallinn, Estonia (2009); Nexus, Vuotalo (Kultuuri Talo), Vuosaari, Finland (2009); Isolation/Eristys, Galleria Myymmälä 2, Helsinki, Finland (2008); Isolation/Eristys, Taidepaimo, Lahti, Finland (2008); Goldener Kentaur Prize, Münchner Küntlerhaus, Munich; Germany (2007); Exhibition of Painting Finalists, National Society of Fine Arts (SNBA) and Portuguese Society of Authors (SPA), Lisbon, PT (2006); Painting Exhibition, Student Association Room, FBAUL, Lisbon, PT (2006); Exhibition of Drawing Finalists, National Society of Fine Arts (SNBA), Lisbon, PT (2006).
His work was published in the catalogue of the Fbaul Awards 03'08, Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon (2008), page 133.
