Lygia Pape at Hauser and Wirth

Working with installations and prints, Lygia Pape linked geometrical form to materials and the senses. Pape belonged to a generation of Brazilian artists who wanted to democratise art and re-connect it to a wider audience beyond the traditional art gallery. By looking at three works in detail, we investigate Pape's art and its relationship to the viewer.
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[@AlessandroZir]

thanks!! very nice to see this;

[@ZupoFarol]

Ligia Pape um prazer, uma força, o lúdico e o mais polvo da criação. Salve!

[@72gislaine]

Que pena que não tem legenda em Português