Mauro Andriole

Paulistano by birth, a citizen of the planet, professional dreamer— illustrator, painter, sculptor, ceramist, researcher, and humanist scientist. Writer.
Since 1980, he has given shape to images and ideas on pages of newspapers, magazines, notebooks, and walls— questioning the ways the world is spoken, illuminating what stirs within, seeking passage through the corridors of time.

2001–2008
Philosophy at USP – Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Literature, Social Sciences and History, University of São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Program focused on research in the areas of Aesthetics, Metaphysics, Anthropology, and Philosophy of Art
1978–1980
Studies in Art History, Photography, Expressive Drawing, Technical Drawing, and Printmaking Techniques at IADÊ Technical School – Institute of Art and Decoration, São Paulo

Solo Exhibitions
2006
Civilizations – Solo exhibition of works on paper (lithographs, serigraphs, etchings, and watercolors). Curated by Rita Villares Pires – Café na Praça, Porto, Portugal
2003
Physis – Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Literature, and Human Sciences, University of São Paulo, Brazil
2000
The Color of Brazil – Museum of Modern Art (MAM), São Paulo, Brazil
1995
Archaeology of the Subconscious – Museum of Modern Art / Resende, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1994
Indigenous Civilizations – Teatro Hall, São Paulo, Brazil
Civilizations II – Cultural Space Metrô Consolação, São Paulo, Brazil
1988
Man and His Movements – Cultural Center of Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil
1987
Watercolor, Pastel, Ink & Gouache – São Paulo Cultural Center, São Paulo, Brazil
Group Exhibitions
2007
Exhibition part of the Portugal – CPLP/PALOP – Brazil Seminar, organized by architect Carlos Lança, curated by José-Luis Ferreira – Hotel Ipanema Park, Porto, Portugal
2006
Collection Exhibitions – André, Caraffizi, and Glatt & Ymagos Art Galleries
2003
Abstracts – André Art Gallery, curated by Carlos von Schmidt, São Paulo, Brazil
2001/00/99/98/96
Permanent Collection – Caraffizi Art Gallery, São Paulo, Brazil
1999/96/94/92
Group Exhibitions – Glatt...