Tukana Tupã Painting

Ronaldo, born in 1968 in the Vila Mariana neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil, has had a remarkable trajectory. After graduating in Chemistry, he dedicated three decades to the development of colors, especially for the automotive industry, accumulating knowledge about pigments, paints and painting techniques. His childhood in the city of Mauá, where he moved at the age of 7, sowed the first seeds of inspiration that would blossom in his works of art as an adult. Ronaldo stands out for his ability to capture the richness of Brazilian fauna and highlight the importance of environmental preservation. Her work is a celebration of protecting endangered species and raising awareness of damage to the environment. His creative process involves a fusion of techniques and the careful overlapping of layers of paints, evoking, in a way, the complexity of automotive pigmentation. Through his works, Ronaldo embraces the diversity and beauty of nature, as well as positioning himself as a defender of environmental causes. It highlights the need to protect endangered animals, preserve nature and their habitats, as well as raise awareness about environmental problems such as fires and pollution. In addition, his work pays homage to Brazilian indigenous culture, respecting and admiring their traditions. Ronaldo's career includes appearances in several notable exhibitions. A significant milestone was his participation in the XI International Meeting of Watercolorists in Paraty, Rio de Janeiro, in August 2019, where his two watercolors, which portrayed the theme of indigenous Brazilians, won a special place in a private collection. In 2021, Ronaldo had the honor of being part of Artweek Expo at the Alphaville Tennis Club Gallery in São Paulo, Brazil. And in 2023, further expanding his horizons, Ronaldo Silvério held his first international exhibition at the 8th Salon of Brazilian Art, at the Gasometer Cultural Center in Liechtenstein, consolidating its presence in the global art scene.