I Got Touch By God Painting

Technique: Charcoal and Acrylic on Canvas Ritchelly Oliveira, visual artist, began his work in 2012, shortly after enrolling in visual arts at the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), he found in the human figure a space to present his speech about what he understands most deeply present in affective relationships. He talks about what he suspects is love and believes it to be a universal feeling. It proposes what is common to men, even though we know that this love brings something that is also individual and particular. Believing that affective relationships are built from the individual and how their surroundings interfere with them, we seek to rescue here the possibility of constructing discourses about love, especially black love. The importance of reflecting together on issues such as sexuality, emotional responsibility and colorism are necessary canons in this invitation to embrace the dangerous and exclusionary ideals of romantic love that circulate in our environments.