Ritchelly Oliveira

Ritchelly Oliveira, brazilian living in Portugal. His research focuses on the human figure, where he uses charcoal as a central material in his work. His work is an attempt to rescue new meanings from fragilities and vulnerabilities.

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The Peacock is part of the My Bestiary series, created during the pandemic as a reflection on mystery, fear, and spiritual rebirth through the lens of medieval symbolism.

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Where order meets chaos, shapes and contrasts collide in a bold dance of color and texture, creating abstract aesthetics with depth and unexpected nuance.

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A hymn to melancholia.

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The Peacock is part of the My Bestiary series, created during the pandemic as a reflection on mystery, fear, and spiritual rebirth through the lens of medieval symbolism.

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Where order meets chaos, shapes and contrasts collide in a bold dance of color and texture, creating abstract aesthetics with depth and unexpected nuance.

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EdgeStretching

A hymn to melancholia.

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paoladoriaart

The Peacock is part of the My Bestiary series, created during the pandemic as a reflection on mystery, fear, and spiritual rebirth through the lens of medieval symbolism.

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inkscape, 2025

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Designus

Where order meets chaos, shapes and contrasts collide in a bold dance of color and texture, creating abstract aesthetics with depth and unexpected nuance.

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EdgeStretching

A hymn to melancholia.

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