Tatiana Blass Explores Painting, Sculpture, and Theater in 'Reviravolta' at Galeria Millan

Tatiana Blass presents 'Reviravolta' at Galeria Millan in São Paulo until July 16. The exhibition demonstrates her continued exploration of painting's history through three distinct movements. First, she represents three-dimensional spaces on two-dimensional surfaces, drawing from the work of Alfredo Volpi and Paulo Pasta while expanding their pictorial language. Second, she introduces time into painting, creating a 'kaleidoscope effect' that playfully revisits kinetic art concepts pioneered by Abraham Palatnik. Third, Blass navigates between painting and sculpture, producing three-dimensional 'scenes' within cubic structures, a method historically used by Nicolas Poussin and Alberto Giacometti. This approach connects her to contemporary artists Claudio Cretti and Erika Verzutti, who also blur the boundaries between sculpture, painting, and theater. The show positions Blass at the threshold between matter and void, exploring the intersections of these artistic disciplines. Her work is seen as part of a broader imperative in contemporary art to seek its origins where theater, painting, and sculpture converge.