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原件尺寸为 100 × 71 厘米（高 × 宽），此处将其与一名平均身高的成年人并列展示。
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Untitled — jorge queiroz
THE STRANGE ENTRAILS OF A DRAWINGJorge Queiroz’s drawings are a permanent flux, as if they were fragments of an endless visual history. In a book by Italo Calvino, If on a winter’s night a traveller, the possibility is raised of all books, all the stories in the world being no more than fragments of an enormous and endless narrative told by a far-off and secretive old man, where all writers would go and seek their fictions. Jorge Queiroz’s drawings seem to be the demonstration in drawing of that inexhaustible source of little visual narratives, allusions to comic situations, metamorphosed bodies, strange spaces, the enchanting or terrible visions, or just indifferent, or almost indiscernible. There seems to be no process of evolving in his work, only transformation, metamorphosis of one thing into another, one place into another, one sheet of paper into another. Obviously there is the possibility of connecting Jorge Queiroz’s working methodology to the influence of Marcel Broodthaers, or to the visionary and surrealising character of Belgian art, but the unmistakable character of his exclusively drawing work (with sporadic sallies into painting and video) comes from a visual intelligence that transforms the drawing into a permanent visceral condition, for on each sheet he exposes the entrails of all of his previous and future drawings. An exhibition by Jorge Queiroz is therefore a trip into his complex process of composing images starting from registers varying between the figuration of recognisable situations and doodling, between that which we recognise as references (curtains, stages, museum and gallery spaces, bodies) and a mesh of lines that define tensions, paths, failures or pyrrhic victories. In their apparent spontaneity, these drawings are much more than that: they are almost-worlds, defining themselves as continuities between the series and within each one of them. They clearly possess a humour of their own, which is often strange; on other occasions they are games of visual signs. Above all they are lines that one can follow in that strange, difficult, apparently intuitive and very sophisticated possibility of generating forms on paper that exorcise our compulsion to represent.Delfim Sardo
艺术家与博物馆
出生于 Lisbon, Portugal
Born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1966, Jorge Queiroz’s artistic journey is one of quiet exploration and profound introspection. He didn't emerge from a traditional art school; instead, he cultivated his singular vision through a deliberate process of immersion – attending Ar.Co (Center for Art and Visual Communication) in Lisbon, the Royal College of Arts in London, and ultimately, earning an MFA at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. This transatlantic experience profoundly shaped his approach, layering influences from European tradition with the experimental spirit of American art.
Queiroz’s early years in New York were crucial to the development of his distinctive style. He spent six formative years absorbing the city's vibrant cultural landscape, a period that instilled within him a deep appreciation for abstraction and a willingness to challenge conventional artistic boundaries. This time fostered an interest in exploring the subconscious, a theme that would become central to his work.
Queiroz’s art is characterized by a fascinating dialogue between drawing and painting—not as distinct techniques, but as interwoven elements within a single, unified process. He frequently employs fluid lines reminiscent of drawing, layering them with washes of color and textured brushstrokes that evoke the qualities of paint. This hybrid approach creates works that are both precise and evocative, simultaneously suggesting meticulous planning and spontaneous expression.
A key element of his technique is the deliberate avoidance of explicit narrative or symbolic representation. Instead, Queiroz constructs intricate, often surreal scenarios—autofictional landscapes populated by ambiguous figures and architectural fragments. These spaces aren’t meant to be easily deciphered; they invite viewers into a realm of personal associations and emotional resonance. The absence of clear meaning is not a failure but rather a deliberate strategy, forcing the viewer to actively participate in constructing their own interpretation.
Queiroz’s work firmly resides within the realm of post-symbolic art—a category that emerged in the late 20th century as a reaction against the dominance of traditional symbolism. Rather than relying on recognizable imagery to convey meaning, Queiroz creates visual puzzles that operate on a purely sensory level. His compositions are rich with texture and color, evoking moods and atmospheres without resorting to direct representation.
This approach can be understood as an exploration of the subconscious—a realm where associations are formed through pure feeling rather than logical reasoning. His work is often described as “enigmatic,” reflecting its ability to simultaneously intrigue and resist easy understanding. It’s a deliberate embrace of ambiguity, inviting viewers to contemplate the hidden depths of their own imaginations.
Queiroz's career has been marked by both critical acclaim and significant exhibitions. He participated in the 50th Venice Biennale (2003) and the 26th São Paulo Biennial (2004), solidifying his position as a leading contemporary Portuguese artist. Solo shows at institutions like the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto and the Pavilhão Branco in Lisbon have further showcased his distinctive vision.
His work is held in prestigious collections worldwide, including those of MoMA (New York), SF-MoMA (San Francisco), and Musée d'Art Contemporain de Funchal (Portugal). Queiroz’s art continues to evolve, demonstrating a commitment to pushing the boundaries of drawing and painting while maintaining a deep connection to his own unique artistic voice. He remains an artist deeply engaged with the complexities of perception, memory, and the human condition—a cartographer charting the uncharted territories of the subconscious.
展出地点 里斯本, 葡萄牙
坐落于里斯博历史核心地带的 Culturgest，绝非仅仅是一座博物馆；它是一个沉浸式的生态系统，在这里，艺术的边界悄然消融，创意的能量以一种无可置疑的生命力搏动着。该机构由存款总局（CGD）于 1983 年创立，其演变早已超越了最初作为艺术馆藏之所的初衷，蜕变成一个充满活力的文化枢纽。它致力于弘扬当代表达的广度——从表演艺术的戏剧张力、音乐的深情共鸣，到视觉装置中交织的引人深思的叙事，再到迷人的电影世界，无不尽收其中。Culturgert 见证了葡萄牙对艺术丰富性的承诺，营造了一个实验、对话并最终激发灵感的环境，其影响力早已跨越了葡萄牙的国界。
Culturgest 的故事与存款总局的愿景密不可分——这一传承植根于一种信念，即文化投资并非单纯的慈善，而是社会进步的基石。最初，它被构想为一个展示葡萄牙新兴艺术家的平台，但其馆藏规模迅速扩张，不仅涵盖了本土才华，还纳入了来自巴西、莫桑比克、安哥拉和佛得角的重要作品，体现了对庆祝各种形式的葡语系（Lusophone）创造力的自觉承诺。如今，该馆拥有约 1,800 件作品——涵盖绘画、雕塑、摄影、视频、装置和版画——这些艺术之声交织成一幅丰富的织锦，在精心策划与呈现的空间内，旨在培养观众的鉴赏力与批判性思考。
虽然关于该建筑最初建筑设计的详细信息在公开资料中较为含蓄，但可以理解的是，Culturgest 的结构是对其内部艺术环境的一种深思熟虑的回应。这座建筑并非仅仅作为艺术的容器，而是被构想为整个体验中不可或缺的一部分——一个兼具功能性与对城市语境深刻理解的空间。建筑那低调的优雅让艺术品本身成为了舞台的主角，促进了形式与内容之间的和谐对话；这里既给人以亲切的触达感，又散发着深邃的启发性，鼓励参观者深入参与展出的艺术品以及在墙内上演的表演。
建筑的设计体现了一种开放与包容的精神，映射出 Culturgest 致力于培养多元声音与视角的宏大承诺。这是一个积极寻求打破学科间传统壁垒的空间，创造了一个视觉艺术、音乐、戏剧和电影可以汇聚并相互滋养的环境。对光线、声学和空间流动的细致考量，极大地提升了 Culturgest 的整体氛围，确保每一次与艺术的邂逅都既难忘又富有意义。
真正使 Culturgest 脱颖于传统博物馆之处，在于其极其丰富的项目规划——这种承诺远远超出了传统的静态展览。该机构的日程表始终充满了充满活力的各类活动，展示了艺术表达的全方位形态。定期的戏剧制作、迷人的舞蹈表演和现场音乐会为观众提供了难忘的体验，不断推向艺术创新的边界。此外，Cult显还举办电影节、独立电影放映以及致敬电影杰作的回顾展，满足了广泛的审美与兴趣需求。
经常在 Culturgest 展示的知名艺术家包括：Luísa Correia Pereira，其动人心魄的绘画作品常探讨身份与记忆的主题；Júlia Ventura，以其深入探索感官复杂性与表现力的深刻摄影而闻名；以及 Fernando Alvim，一位强大的当代非洲艺术家，他将传统符号与现代技法融合，用以探讨社会正义议题。这些仅仅是 Culturgest 墙内所赞颂的多元声音中的冰山一角——这正是其致力于展示大师经典与新兴天才的有力证明。
Culturgest 的使命不仅限于展示艺术，它还积极推动馆藏的研究、推广与策展。馆藏对葡萄牙艺术的关注，连同来自巴西、莫桑比克、安哥拉和佛得角的重要作品，彰显了其保护并颂扬葡语系创造力的自觉努力——这一遗产通过持续的展览、研究计划和社区参与不断演进。该机构致力于促进艺术家与观众之间的对话，确保 Culturgest 始终是里斯本乃至更广阔文化版图中一股不可忽视的生命力。
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