The Arquitetura Brasileira MASP artwork by Leila Nishi interprets the São Paulo Museum of Art building through paper sculpture. Layered planes, overlapping forms and open spaces give the composition visual depth within its frame.
A white and red palette captures the MASP structure in a clear, graphic composition. The matte white aluminum frame and glass front keep the presentation visually light, allowing the raised paper forms to remain the focus.
Signed by Leila Nishi, the artwork takes its inspiration from the MASP building, designed by Lina Bo Bardi. Rather than presenting a flat image, it arranges volumes and layers to distill the building's most distinctive architectural features.
The contrast between the red structure and the white planes reinforces the building's visual identity. As the light in the room changes, the relief takes on subtle variations, casting soft shadows that bring out the depth of the paper construction.
The artwork combines paper sculpture with a matte white aluminum frame and a glass front. Its format suits living rooms, offices, libraries, entryways and reception areas, particularly settings where art, architecture and clean lines are central to the decor.
To care for the piece, clean the frame and glass with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive products, excessive moisture and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Do not apply pressure to the glass while cleaning.
The piece interprets the MASP building through a paper composition in relief.
The artwork is signed by Leila Nishi.
The piece consists of paper sculpture, a matte white aluminum frame and a glass front.
The framed artwork measures 71 x 51 x 6 cm.
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