Gabriel Reis Miranda's Visceral Alien Art Blends Graphic Design with Abstract Expression

Gabriel Reis Miranda's artistic journey began with childhood drawing at age five, evolving through a Graphic Design program at FUMEC University. His decade-long career in advertising and graphic design honed his structural sensitivity before shifting toward painting less than a year and a half ago. He now produces abstract works he terms Visceral Alien Art, where emotional excavation meets compositional discipline. His Silent Horizons series creates atmospheres where silence becomes perceptible through dense paint accumulations and energetic gestures. These paintings feature grid-like frameworks reminiscent of maps or architectural plans, challenged by cascading drips and splashes. Acrylics allow for spontaneous expression and layered surfaces, with colors like black, white, grey, and vivid red intensifying psychological atmosphere. Many works have entered private collections, demonstrating audience resonance. His process integrates architectural precision with expressive immediacy, recording tension between planning and spontaneity.