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   Nazar Niazmetov

   May 20, 2020

   Dear Paulo,
   I like your works: exciting combination of minimalism (OpArt) and obvious hand made! Can you tell us a little about the creating process?

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      Paulo Carvalho Ferreira

      May 21, 2020

      My last series, “Forms of Pizza, colors of Matisse”, was created through research by the artists in question. Both worked with collage. However, all of my works are rescued in my childhood with repetition and the use of triangular shapes, witnessed in the scraps of fabric cuts and papers for tailoring patterns that my father had.

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         Paulo Carvalho Ferreira

         May 21, 2020

         The use of paper was chosen because I don’t have enough space to work with screens. But it was right, as I manage to develop a work that is divided between the two-dimensional and sculptural planes in the same space.

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            Nazar Niazmetov

            May 21, 2020

            Dear Paulo,
            Thank you for your detailed answer!
            What job had your father if he had such unusual fabrics? Was he a cloth designer?
            And what kind of screens do you want to use as for your art, do you mean moving to digital art?

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   Paulo

   May 21, 2020

   My father was a tailor. Tailored clothing. In the future I would like to develop painting on canvas. But, at this moment, I don’t think about stopping producing with papers. I have projects to include monotype in the clippings I already make.

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