BIRTHPLACE:   Campo Largo BIRTH YEAR:   1979 LIVES IN:   Campo Largo

WORKS IN:   Campo Largo ADDRESS:   Rua Bernardo Antonio Guerchewski, Paraná, Campo Largo, Brazil TAGS:   arts

 "The painting is never prose. It is written poetry that rhymes with verses of plastic. "(Pablo Picasso)

Short text of Plastic Artist Marcelo Ferreira - Di Ferra By: Margarete Boaron - Coordinator of the Field Museum of Largo.

Painter self described individually in the House of Culture Dr. Jose Antonio Puppi, in II shows of Arts de Campo Largo in 2001, and the Historical Museum of Campo Largo, in 2006, in Leduc Coffee, in Room Artist of the People, by the Secretary of State for Culture, both in Curitiba, in 2008 . In Coletivas, outlined in the Gallery Store Wide Field Center, 2002 to 2005, also in La Gioconda Gallery in Guadalajara in Mexico in 2005, the House of the Gallery Guide and the Chamber of Ourém, City of Ourém, both in Portugal In the National Meeting and International Art in Ibirapuera, Sao Paulo in 2006 on the theme: Life and Work of Odila Castagnolli Portugal, Poetess campolarguense, the Municipal Library of Campo Largo, in 2008, with this work, donated to the Municipal Collections . It is represented in Brazil by the Office of Art Gláucia Severo, based in Curitiba - Brazil.

"Do not look at my works only with the eyes, you run the risk of failing to understand. Try looking with soul and heart, and feel the result! "(Di Ferra)

- "The work of Marcelo Ferreira reflect the dynamism that have the colors are strong impact of work, where lines, contours and colors, have a harmonious result. The screens Marcelo Ferreira establish a dialogue between the works and the spectator. They are works that open to the public a world of magic and enchantment. In a first look at the pictures, involves by its vitality and color, drawing attention to the fun. However, if seen in more detail, you can note that the Artist expresses a desire for pure expression. His works, are a concern with the pace and accurate completion of Plastic Field. "

"They are works that take a position which differs mainly those who cultivate a more affirmative values of painting"

Text written by Eliane Spack for the Curator of the Museum of Campo Largo.