‘Synapses 09’ in the Curated Collection by Rossi Charmoli, Charmoli Ciarmoli

‘Synapses 09’ in the Curated Collection by Rossi Charmoli, Charmoli Ciarmoli

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“Synapses 09” was selected for a curated collection by Rossi Charmoli, Charmoli Ciarmoli, New York, United States

'Leave a Little Space in your Heart for me'

Sometimes all that is needed is a little nook of caring.

A curation by Rossi Charmoli, Owner/Operator at Charmoli Ciarmoli.

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SYNAPSES

How does the mind unfold? A kaleidoscope of connections, where thoughts dance between clarity and chaos. The energy of what is seen and unseen serves as a reminder of the richness within our own minds.

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‘São Paulo Ways’ in the Curated Collection by Chaltiel Atalli, Attaly

‘São Paulo Ways’ in the Curated Collection by Chaltiel Atalli, Attaly

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“São Paulo Ways” was selected for a curated collection by Chaltiel Attali, Atally, Issy-les-moulineaux, FRANCE

'LIQUID HORIZONS'

Here, everything flows. Colors blend, shapes fade, and the gaze drifts. Liquid Horizons brings together artists who paint the world in its most unstable state: that of movement. The sea, rain, steam, mist—all intermediate states between the tangible and the volatile. These works do not seek to represent reality, but to capture the sensation of passage: the moment when things change state, when the boundary dissolves. In these paintings, water becomes memory, light becomes matter. Abstraction joins the landscape, and the gaze gently lets itself be carried away.

'São Paulo Ways' selected for a curated collection by Chaltiel Attali, Atally, Issy-les-moulineaux, FRANCE

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[SUB] WAYS

[Sub] Ways is a series inspired by the transportation systems of some of the world’s largest metropolises. It uses subway lines as metaphors for thoughts that cannot be controlled. Crowded yet vibrant. Confusing yet rich. Loved yet criticized. A way of life: immersed in a collective unconscious that knows no silence but longs for moments of peace. It explores the struggle to recognize oneself as an individual among millions and to ask: Who am I, really? It’s about the love-hate relationship with the city and the choice to exist within its chaotic rhythm.

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Berlin Art Residency: Mirela Fioresy at GlogauAir Online Program

Berlin Art Residency: Mirela Fioresy at GlogauAir Online Program

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Brazilian contemporary artist Mirela Fioresy begins a new research phase as part of the GlogauAir Berlin Online Residency Program.

Mirela Fioresy

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Mirela Fioresy has been selected for the GlogauAir Berlin Online Residency Program, taking place from October to December 2025.

During this residency, she joins artists from eight different countries, engaging in a collective exchange of artistic research and experimentation. The program provides a space for dialogue and development, allowing Mirela Fioresy to expand her practice while connecting with an international network of contemporary artists.

At the end of the program, GlogauAir will host an Open Studio online exhibition, where each artist will present the outcomes of their residency process. Mirela Fioresy’s work will be shared publicly as part of this presentation.

THE PROJECT

'Water and Oil Don't MIX'

‘Water and Oil Don’t Mix’ is both the title and the premise of this project. One of the first rules we learn in painting becomes my starting point; in this project I layer oil and liquid acrylic on the same ground and let their refusal to blend steer the work, as pigments push, repel, and settle into unplanned forms. The collision is both process and meaning, a study of tension, separation, and uneasy coexistence. The outcome is a series of mixed-media paintings and brief process videos, a meditation on contradiction and a fragile truce between opposites.

‘São Paulo Ways’ in the Curated Collection by Chaltiel Atalli, Attaly

‘São Paulo Ways’ in the Curated Collection by Dorian Verdier, L’Original

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“São Paulo Ways” was selected for a curated collection by Dorian Verdier, L'Original, Montréal, Canada

Harmonies Mesurées

Un hommage à la géométrie classique, celle des temples, des mosaïques, des motifs intemporels qui unissent science et beauté.

'São Paulo Ways' was selected for a collection by Dorian Verdier, L'Original, Montréal, Canada

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[SUB] WAYS

[Sub] Ways is a series inspired by the transportation systems of some of the world’s largest metropolises. It uses subway lines as metaphors for thoughts that cannot be controlled. Crowded yet vibrant. Confusing yet rich. Loved yet criticized. A way of life: immersed in a collective unconscious that knows no silence but longs for moments of peace. It explores the struggle to recognize oneself as an individual among millions and to ask: Who am I, really? It’s about the love-hate relationship with the city and the choice to exist within its chaotic rhythm.

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‘São Paulo Ways’ in the Curated Collection by Hamza Djelassi, H.D. Gallery

‘São Paulo Ways’ in the Curated Collection by Hamza Djelassi, H.D. Gallery

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“São Paulo Ways” was selected for a curated collection by Hamza Djelassi, H.D. Gallery, Paris-FRANCE

Singulart Curated Collection

A curation by Hamza Djelassi, Owner at H.D Galerie - Curation d'œuvres émergentes du Mercredi 15 Octobre 2025.

São Paulo Ways in a curated collection by Hamza Djelassi, H.D. Gallery, Paris-France.

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[SUB] WAYS

[Sub] Ways is a series inspired by the transportation systems of some of the world’s largest metropolises. It uses subway lines as metaphors for thoughts that cannot be controlled. Crowded yet vibrant. Confusing yet rich. Loved yet criticized. A way of life: immersed in a collective unconscious that knows no silence but longs for moments of peace. It explores the struggle to recognize oneself as an individual among millions and to ask: Who am I, really? It’s about the love-hate relationship with the city and the choice to exist within its chaotic rhythm.

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