EXHIBITION OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 09, 2026

Mirela Fioresy's DIP Exhibition is currently open for viewing, from June 14 till September 09, 2026.

Solo Exhibition: Mirela Fioresy

DIP: Quatro Séries, Um Traço

Mirela Fioresy presents DIP: Quatro Séries, Um Traço, a solo exhibition at Watapana Tattoo & Art Gallery, Berlin, Germany. The exhibition brings together, for the first time, four bodies of work developed within her exclusive dip pen work:

Details, Time for Help, Sinapses, and the [SUB] Ways Series, represented by it's newest piece: [Berlin] Ways.

DIP: Quatro Séries, Um Traço offers a rare opportunity to experience these works up close. As many visitors noted during the vernissage, photographs and digital media cannot capture the scale, density, and precision of the details. These works are meant to be seen in person, to slow down, pause, and allow symbols, textures, and colors to speak directly.

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DIP: 04 Series, One Trace

Synapses Series:

Como a mente se desdobra? Um caleidoscópio de conexões, onde os pensamentos dançam entre clareza e caos. A energia do que é visto e do que não é visto nos lembra da riqueza que existe dentro de nossas próprias mentes.

[SUB] Ways Series:

[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?

Details Series:

Um convite para olhar mais de perto. Cada olhar revela um novo segredo, desvendando histórias ocultas. Um chamado a mergulhar em um raro momento de pausa e contemplação.

Time for Help Series:

"Time for Help” portrays children from orphanages and small villages in Nepal and Vietnam. Portraits of childhoods filled with gaps, playing with colors of, hopefully, a brighter future.