I have been wanting to go to this exhibition for a while now and am so glad I now have.
It was definitely worth the wait and the 'New Decor' exhibition was pretty interesting too.
Neto's biomorphic structures/installations using soft and hard materials that the viewer can interact and play with, form flowing and contradicting forms and spaces that fill the spaces of the exhibition rooms. Creating various levels and view points that the viewer can access and experience taking in the full affect of each object formed. The simple use of stocking/tight like material stretched over the semi permanent wooden skeletal frames and the permanent structures of the building create something quite unique, organic and unknown but yet so familiar to the natural objects that surround and create the environments that we inhabit daily.
Graduate in BA(HONS)Arts, Design and Environment. (Spatial Design) from Central Saint Martins - University of the Arts, London.
Am passionate about the exploration of innovative and sustainable schemes, which help to develop the exploration of Spatial Design, different cultures, communities and the spaces in which they inhabit.
I am also a resource for nature facts and would like to explore every corner of earth's surface.