Athos Bulcão

Brazilian painter and sculptor

Athos Bulcão - Brazilian painter and sculptor
Born

July 2nd, 1918
107 years ago

Died

2008
17 years ago — 90 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Brazil

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A prominent painter and sculptor, this individual made significant contributions to the Brazilian art scene. Initially involved in the creation of abstract art, the individual later transitioned to murals, merging vibrant colors with various architectural structures throughout Brazil. This work reflects the socio-cultural landscape of the country, emphasizing both modernity and tradition. Collaborations with architects on urban projects helped popularize large-scale murals, transforming public spaces into art-filled environments.

Created iconic murals in Brasília

Worked with architect Oscar Niemeyer

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