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CutoutsII Print

Arlindo Pintomeira

Portugal

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CUTOUTS II 2019 Pintomeira, owner of a multifaceted career, presents here some works of his 17th theme, denominated Cutouts II. In this new series he seems to have abandoned the figurative representation that accompanied him for, almost, 50 years (Surrealism 1972 – Moving Figures 2019). The drawing of figures, objects or even representations of nature they are no longer used as a language of imagery expression or as a plastic narrative of communication. Based on this abandonment of the figurative representation may we think, or even conclude, that the artist entered an abstractionist phase? In fact, looking to this new works, we strongly believe that this phase has been initiated. It is a mixed media (textile collage, acrylic, drippings and drashed lines) on canvas. It is a mixed media (textile collage, acrylic, drippings and drashed lines) on canvas.

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10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

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15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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Pintomeira was born in Deocriste, Viana do Castelo – Portugal. He enters, in 1957, the Seminary School which he abandons in 1961, after considering that he had no vocation to the priesthood. In 1965 he finishes his high school studies and leaves behind his education in architecture, choosing to begin an artistic career. In 1966 he holds his first exhibition in the, then existing, gallery Divulgação, in Viana do Castelo. Between 1967 and 1972 he is in Lisbon. He frequents a collective Studio in the Mouraria District, where he meets the surrealist painter Raul Perez and other emergent artists with whom he participates in several anti establishment shows on the Rossio Square sidewalks. During that period of time he holds some exhibitions and gets acquainted with the much older Mario Casariny, Cruzeiro Seixas and other artists belonging to the Portuguese surrealist movement. In 1972, after a short stay in Africa, he leaves to Paris in the company of the Dutch painter and model Marijke de Hartog, who he knows in Portugal. The two decide to move, later, to Amsterdam-Netherlands, where they get married in 1976. In the Duch capital, Pintomeira opens his Studio to keep on working on his surrealism he brought with him from Lisbon where, some years before, he had been influenced by his older colleagues. Once failed the possibility of admission to the Nederlandse Filmacademie (Dutch Film Academy), one of the reasons that led him to leave Portugal, Pintomeira attends, between 1978-1979, the CREA | Cultureel Studentencentrum van de Universiteit van Amsterdam) where he studies painting and film. After a few exhibitions in the Netherlands, he holds in 1978 his first show in Paris at the Galerie Entremonde. In that same year, he participates in the Salon Metamorphoses rendering homage to the Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte, held at the Grand Palais des Beaux Arts in Paris. With this participation, he decides to put an end to his surrealist period. About this surrealist journey (1967-1978), Luis Chaves, an art historian, writes in the catalogue of a retrospective held in 2005 at the Municipal Museum of Viana do Castelo: "We fall back until the seventies of the XX century to get in contact with his passage through the Surrealism. We found his living with Cesariny, Raul Perez and others linked to this movement, during his stay in Lisbon (1967-1972).

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