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Body Dialogues Exhibition

poster of exhibition
Body Dialogues

I am truly proud and happy to present Body Dialogues. A collaborative exhibition for the Brisbane Fringe Festival 2014.

Eduardo Cordeiro and Dani Cabrera, both Brisbane artists will be showcasing photographs and films at the Jugglers Art Space in Brisbane. The opening day is schedule for Saturday the 23rd August at 6pm. It is a free opening night so please come and enjoy our art work with some food platters and some refreshments.

Eduardo Cordeiro will showcase his black and white series, No Child Can Escape Their Genetic Heritage and Mae & Pai

Dani Cabrera will showcase short video portraits series, Who is Dani Cabs?

SHORELINE

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

It is defined as the fringe of land at the edge of a large body of water. This fringe is influenced and shaped, despite its local geology largely by the water. The element is fundamental but it is not the only to play a role, wind and dynamics between the both, give us a remarkable landscape, familiar but at the same time unknown, with dunes that change as we seen them and plants that grow and became buried in front of our eyes.

This understanding was the beginning to a photographic collaboration between two Portuguese photographers, Fábio Silva and Carlos Cancela Pinto. The relations of space between elements, their shape, details and the influence of light was captured by both photographers as a living landscape, rather than a fixed object.

Fabio Silva is a Portuguese emerging visual artist based in Porto, Portugal. Born in 1982 in Porto, Fabio Silvia early began his journey in photography after completed an image and communication course at Soares dos Reis School. Following that Fabio decided to go a little bit more serious with his art and he joined an Art University in Porto to complete a 4 year degree in photography. Fabio Silva has achieved several projects in both commercial and contemporary photography but his truly passion will always be the artistic/contemporary imagery.

Please see the photographs below of his latest project entitle Shorelines.

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

From the series Shoreline
by Fabio Silva

Son

In Bed (2014)
Photographed by Eduardo Cordeiro

In Bed (2014)
Photographed by Eduardo Cordeiro

In Bed

Ultimately, I have been working in what surrounds me, capturing the space, capturing the people that really touches me. I have no feelings and motivation to aim my lens towards other subject but my family.

I recently decided to portrait my Son Tiago.

Here are some photographs of what I have been doing lately.

In Bed (2014)
Photographed by Eduardo Cordeiro

In Bed (2014)
Photographed by Eduardo Cordeiro

From the second session of 'No child can escape their genetic heritage'

After a long pause in my creative photographic journey, I would like to introduce one more photograph from my last and still ongoing black and white series "No child can escape their genetic heritage" and I just recently finish this photograph.

This second session was shot a while ago when my parents came to Australia for holidays.

I still don't really know when i'm going to finish this project…

para Arles

para Arles

Arles photography festival - France 2013
Dedicated to black and white photography

Lets preserve it please!!!

Something new…from No child can escape their genetic heritage

Here is something of what I have been up to these days...

and still more to come.