The Other

Bernardo Ramalho takes possession of the Nara Roesler gallery to interrogate the impalpable boundary between the deep self and exterior space. Through a series of paintings and sculptures, the artist deconstructs the human figure, oscillating between precise figuration and vaporous abstraction. His works do not simply represent bodies; they capture physical presence and the silences that define our identity. Each piece invites meditation on how we inhabit the world, transforming matter into a sensitive reflection on existence. The strength of his work lies in this fragile balance between sculptural mass and the lightness of the painted line. A striking visual encounter that challenges habitual perceptions of anatomy and being.