The Arquitetura Brasileira MAC framed artwork by Leila Nishi features a paper composition inspired by the Niterói Museum of Contemporary Art. Overlapping planes, soft shadows and contrasts of white, black and red give the work its three-dimensional character and distinctive graphic quality.
A matte white aluminum frame follows the clean lines of the artwork, while the glass front protects the composition. Measuring 71 x 51 x 6 cm, this wall piece suits living rooms, entrance halls, offices, libraries and reception areas where art, design and architectural references are part of the setting.
Signed by Leila Nishi, the artwork takes as its subject the Niterói Museum of Contemporary Art, known as MAC, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. Rather than reproducing the building literally, the composition interprets its curves through cut paper, relief and a restrained color palette.
The pale base, dark band and winding red element create a strong visual contrast, with the red drawing the eye through the composition. The interplay of form and depth gives the work a changing appearance as light falls across its surface.
The piece consists of a paper composition, a matte white aluminum frame and a glass front. The framing keeps the focus on the artwork, emphasizing its clean lines, subtle relief and pronounced visual contrast.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the frame and glass. Avoid abrasive products, excess moisture and prolonged direct sunlight, particularly to preserve the paper composition. Wall fixings must be suitable for the weight of the piece and the wall type.
The work references the Niterói Museum of Contemporary Art, known as MAC.
The artwork is signed by artist Leila Nishi.
The artistic composition is made from paper, with a matte white aluminum frame and a glass front.
The artwork measures 71 cm high, 51 cm wide and 6 cm deep.
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