Description
LISBOA25 series evokes movement toward light and aspiration, reflecting Lisbon’s evolving cityscape while highlighting both architectural and cultural transformation.
PetG, Iron, automotive paint,
Lisbon,2025
Additional information
| Original | One of a kind Artwork |
|---|---|
| Type of Art | Sculpture |
| Dimensions | 45x45x15cm |
| Exhibition | Towards the Sun |
Miguel Rodrigues
Miguel Rodrigues is a Portuguese artist he studied Sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon. He quickly gained recognition and began exhibiting his work throughout Portugal and internationally, with shows in Turkey, Dubai, London, the Netherlands and Belgium. He has collaborated with renowned European cultural institutions, including the Catherine Palace in St. Petersburg, the Sakıp Sabancı Museum in Istanbul, and the Mayer van den Bergh Museum in Antwerp. Currently based in Lisbon, Miguel continues to explore and expand the boundaries of his works, bridging past and present in his powerful creations.
Biography
Artist Statement
Biography
Miguel Rodrigues is a Portuguese artist he studied Sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon. He quickly gained recognition and began exhibiting his work throughout Portugal and internationally, with shows in Turkey, Dubai, London, the Netherlands and Belgium. He has collaborated with renowned European cultural institutions, including the Catherine Palace in St. Petersburg, the Sakıp Sabancı Museum in Istanbul, and the Mayer van den Bergh Museum in Antwerp. Currently based in Lisbon, Miguel continues to explore and expand the boundaries of his works, bridging past and present in his powerful creations.
Artist Statement
Miguel Rodrigues is a Portuguese contemporary artist whose work draws inspiration from the opulence and grandeur of the Baroque period, named Hyper Baroque by the artist: a mix from Hyper reality and Baroque. By reimagining this flamboyant style through a modern lens, he is creating Hyperbaroque pieces, blending historical motifs with contemporary sensibilities. His artworks are theatrical in nature, reflecting on the hyper-realities of modern society, consumerism, and propaganda. Gold, a recurring element in his work, symbolizes luxury and power, inviting viewers into a world of fantasy and whimsy through its opulent allure.