Among rivers, memories and enchantments, the artist constructs a plural and affective Amazon, where ancestry inspires visions of the future that transcend the climate crisis

The artist crosses and challenges the boundaries that life presents to him, whatever they may be. His work inspires the visual identity of Concertação's digital channels.

The visual artist developed a fundamental work for the recording and preservation of the indigenous culture of the Upper Rio Negro, and, as of February, will inspire the visual identity of the Concertação's digital channels.

A hardened, joyless or constrained gaze, withered physique and unrevealed identity. Seen by society as outcasts, these are the individuals featured in Éder Oliveira's paintings. Using the crime pages of newspapers as raw material, the painter gives identity to the anonymous characters who are seen as criminals, even if not found guilty of any wrongdoing.

Rai Reis sees himself much more as a professional photographer than an artist, but his body of work makes him the Mato Grosso photographer par excellence. And it is with this in mind that Rai, whose work inspires the visual identity of the Concertation's digital channels, mainly captures the landscapes of Mato Grosso and of the sertanejo (inlander), a character that is always highlighted in his work.

Becoming acquainted with Carmézia Emiliano's work is delving into the artist's ongoing effort to record every detail of the culture of her people, the Macuxi. Art whose every line, color, shape and scene reflects a choice, and is meticulously constructed in coherence with her “mantra”: “I paint so as not to forget my culture”.

Manaus-born artist will inspire the visual identity of the Concertation channels as of June 24th

The techniques she uses are as diverse as her inspiration, including photography, licks, graffiti and collages. The self-portrait is present very strongly in her work, as a study of the image of her black body in the city's spaces.

An artist from Pará who now “dresses” the Concertation’s digital channels, showcases his art rich in overlapping forms, times and spaces. Representative of the new generation of Amazonian urban art, he creates collective memories to imagine possible futures.

Laíza Ferreira intertwines memory, fictions, territories and temporalities, and creates new possibilities of re-existence.

Through collage, the artist who inspires the visual identity of the Concertation's digital channels instigates imagery to reconnect with those who preceded her and fill the gaps left by the Amazonian cultural erasure.