"Catastrophes and simulations make up the exhibition brilha, enquanto vive by Xavier Ovídio and João Timóteo. Upon entering the first room of the installation, one feels as if sitting amid the wreckage of some calamity. The cabin has been reduced to a fragile structure, incapable of providing shelter. Three withered heads lie scattered on the floor, covered by coins whose shine mirrors the yellow flashes sprinkled on the trees in the landscape."
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BIOGRAPHY
Tomas Camillis is an author and researcher based in Lisbon, working on fiction and on essays in the interplay between art, philosophy and literature. He has a master's degree in Art Theory by PUC-RJ. In recent years he has participated in researches, taught courses in cultural institutes, helped organize conferences and published in specialized magazines. He currently collaborates with the MAC/CCB Educational Service and Umbigo magazine.