ArchiveExhibition
Luiz Zerbini
8 Feb-10 Mar 2017
Stephen Friedman Gallery
London W1S 3LQ
Overview
For his first exhibition at the gallery Luiz Zerbini will present a group of the large-scale abstract and figurative paintings that he is known for, alongside important table-installations. He draws visual references from what he sees around him, borrowing from Brazilian cityscapes, art history and pop culture to produce abstract paintings alongside the more figurative. Luiz Zerbini was born in São Paulo in 1959 and lives and works in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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