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Arorá (b. 2000, Rio de Janeiro) is a mutli-media visual artist who explores the interplay of dichotomies, embodying the essence of multiplicity—where their practice’s investment in a symbolic 'cave' and 'sun' converges, and the forces of 'suspension' and 'freefall’ harmoniously coexist. This captivating fusion of temporal, spatial, and existential dimensions permeate throughout their diverse body of work, spanning drawing, painting, sculpture, and installation. Arorá's practice thrives on a collaborative relationship with the living world, utilizing materials such as iron, pearl, oil, and colored pencils. These resources are fearlessly engaged, activated through elemental gestures—tying, hanging, stacking, and doodling—resulting in a rich tapestry of both tactile and visual storytelling.

Amanda Fahur (1998, Maringá, Paraná, Brazil) is a visual artist, and since 2016 has dedicated herself to painting, drawing, sculpture and research into the universe of abstraction of organic forms, memory and oneiric systems. Her practice flows between control and automatism, influenced by elements of metaphysical painting and surrealism. She is currently a master's student at the Institute of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo (IAU/USP), linked to the area of concentration of Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism, in the research line city, art and culture. She has taken part in group exhibitions such as Mesmoestando separados (2023, São Paulo - SP), Encruzilhadas (2023, Maringá - PR), and the 17th Ubatuba Visual Arts Salon (2021, Ubatuba - SP). She has works in the public collections of the Ouro Preto Art Foundation (FAOP) and Gabinete de Estampas: Department of Drawings and Prints at UNICAMP.

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