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La Galerie Brazil Modernist, créée en 2021 par Caroliny Pereira et Vladimir Igrosanac, présente des œuvres d’art et de design signés par les plus grands créateurs du mouvement moderniste brésilien.

Jorge ZalszupinPair of Side Tables, c. 1960Wood veneer, metal and pink marble40 × 60 × 60 cm15 3/4 × 23 31/50 × 23 31/50...
25/08/2026

Jorge Zalszupin
Pair of Side Tables, c. 1960
Wood veneer, metal and pink marble
40 × 60 × 60 cm
15 3/4 × 23 31/50 × 23 31/50 in

A refined example of Jorge Zalszupin’s approach to material and form, this pair of side tables combines the warmth of wood veneer with the delicacy of pink marble and the graphic precision of a metal base.

The sculptural curved edges of the wooden structure soften the geometry of the marble top, while the slender pedestal gives the tables an elegant sense of lightness — a characteristic balance between sophistication and experimentation that defines Zalszupin’s work.

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🎞️ Ale Ruaro┃Retrato & Lifestyle
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André Ferri“Seres 2” Sculptural Armchair, 2024🐰Edition of 10Solid wood and enameled ceramics90 × 70 × 70 cm35 43/100 × 2...
20/08/2026

André Ferri
“Seres 2” Sculptural Armchair, 2024🐰
Edition of 10
Solid wood and enameled ceramics
90 × 70 × 70 cm
35 43/100 × 27 14/25 × 27 14/25 in

Part of André Ferri’s celebrated Seres series, this sculptural armchair explores the encounter between form, material and function. Solid wood and enameled ceramic come together in an unexpected composition, balancing the warmth and strength of wood with the delicacy of ceramic.

With its striking silhouette and almost anthropomorphic presence, Seres 2 sits at the intersection of furniture and sculpture, a functional object conceived as a singular presence in space.

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🎞️ André Ferri
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Estudio Rain🦩Textile Wall Sculpture, 2025Unique PieceEmbroidered viscose threads upholstered with cotton30 × 46 × 175 H ...
15/08/2026

Estudio Rain🦩
Textile Wall Sculpture, 2025
Unique Piece
Embroidered viscose threads upholstered with cotton
30 × 46 × 175 H cm

Created by Estúdio Rain in collaboration with São Paulo-based artist Gabriel Pessagno, this unique wall sculpture brings together embroidery, upholstery and textile experimentation.

Imagined as a hybrid, dreamlike plant, its elongated forms are upholstered in cotton pigmented with coffee, while delicate viscose threads in soft white, pale yellow and lilac create an ethereal, almost weightless presence.

Trained in Haute Couture Embroidery at Maison Lesage in Paris, Pessagno brings exceptional textile craftsmanship to the collaboration. Suspended against the wall, the work oscillates between botanical form and fictional creature, while the movement of its colorful fringes subtly evokes the ribbons and textile ornaments found in Brazilian folkloric celebrations.

A poetic encounter between craft and imagination, nature and culture.

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🎞️ Estúdio Rain
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Michel ArnoultTwo-Seater Sofa, c. 1960🪻✨Unique PieceRoxinho wood, cotton fabric and nylon rope127 × 70 × 72 cm50 × 27 14...
10/08/2026

Michel Arnoult
Two-Seater Sofa, c. 1960🪻✨
Unique Piece
Roxinho wood, cotton fabric and nylon rope
127 × 70 × 72 cm
50 × 27 14/25 × 28 7/20 in

Created as a unique commission for a modernist residence in São Paulo, this rare two-seater sofa perfectly embodies Michel Arnoult’s innovative and functional approach to Brazilian modern design.

Its distinctive nylon-rope backrest brings lightness and flexibility to the solid Roxinho wood structure, creating an elegant contrast between craftsmanship and experimentation. An airy, graphic and remarkably modern design.

Provenance: Residence architect Miguel Neto, São Paulo.

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Valdivino Alves da ConceiçãoTapestry in Square and Circle, c. 1970 🌙Wool and pigments95 x 135 cm37 2/5 x 53 3/20 inA str...
08/08/2026

Valdivino Alves da Conceição
Tapestry in Square and Circle, c. 1970 🌙
Wool and pigments
95 x 135 cm
37 2/5 x 53 3/20 in

A striking composition of geometry, rhythm and color, this tapestry by Valdivino Alves da Conceição brings together squares, circles and sweeping curved forms in a carefully balanced dialogue. Woven in wool, the work reflects the richness of Brazilian textile art in the 1970s, where traditional craftsmanship meets a distinctly modernist visual language.

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Archives 📚Geraldo de BarrosHOBJETO, 1964–1989In 1964, Geraldo de Barros founded HOBJETO, one of the most ambitious indus...
04/08/2026

Archives 📚
Geraldo de Barros
HOBJETO, 1964–1989
In 1964, Geraldo de Barros founded HOBJETO, one of the most ambitious industrial furniture companies in the history of Brazilian modernism.

More than a manufacturer, HOBJETO became a laboratory where design, art and industry converged. After the pioneering experience of Unilabor, de Barros embraced industrial production without abandoning the constructive principles that defined his work: clarity, functionality and accessibility.

For twenty-five years, he designed countless furniture collections while transforming the factory into an extension of his artistic practice. He even built a personal studio inside HOBJETO, where his final Formica paintings were conceived using the very same industrial techniques that shaped his furniture.

We are pleased to present a curated selection of original HOBJETO pieces currently available through the gallery.

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🎞️ Geraldo de Barros Family Archive
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Archives 🤓Geraldo de BarrosHOBJETO, 1964–1989In 1964, Geraldo de Barros founded HOBJETO, one of the most ambitious indus...
04/08/2026

Archives 🤓
Geraldo de Barros
HOBJETO, 1964–1989
In 1964, Geraldo de Barros founded HOBJETO, one of the most ambitious industrial furniture companies in the history of Brazilian modernism.

More than a manufacturer, HOBJETO became a laboratory where design, art and industry converged. After the pioneering experience of Unilabor, de Barros embraced industrial production without abandoning the constructive principles that defined his work: clarity, functionality and accessibility.

For twenty-five years, he designed countless furniture collections while transforming the factory into an extension of his artistic practice. He even built a personal studio inside HOBJETO, where his final Formica paintings were conceived using the very same industrial techniques that shaped his furniture.

Today, HOBJETO remains one of the great yet often overlooked chapters of twentieth-century Brazilian design.

We are pleased to present a curated selection of original HOBJETO pieces currently available through the gallery.

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🎞️ Geraldo de Barros Family Archive

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Nicole & Luiza Toldi 🐾Ceramic Collection “Ombrofila”, 2024Collection of unique piecesInspired by the dense ecosystems of...
31/07/2026

Nicole & Luiza Toldi 🐾
Ceramic Collection “Ombrofila”, 2024
Collection of unique pieces

Inspired by the dense ecosystems of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, Ombrofila explores the quiet dialogue between nature and material. Through layered textures and sculptural volumes, Ateliê Nicole & Luiza Toldi transform ceramic into organic forms that seem to have emerged from the earth itself. Each unique piece celebrates the beauty of imperfection, inviting contemplation while blurring the boundaries between art, design and landscape.

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🎞️ André Klotz
Courtesy of Nicole & Luiza Toldi Studio

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Architecture Inspiration 🌀The home of Brazilian artist Adriana Varejão is a remarkable dialogue between architecture, la...
28/07/2026

Architecture Inspiration 🌀
The home of Brazilian artist Adriana Varejão is a remarkable dialogue between architecture, landscape and collectible design.

Originally designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1969, the residence was meticulously restored and expanded by Siqueira + Azul Arquitetura , preserving the architect’s vision while adapting it to contemporary living.

Surrounded by the lush landscape of Rio de Janeiro, the house reflects the timeless elegance of Brazilian modernism, where architecture, art and iconic design exist in perfect harmony.

🎞️ André Nazareth & Ruy Teixeira
Référence: Nat Twiss for Type 7

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