building painting with Denilson Baniwa’s self-portrait

The work "Self-portrait", by Denilson Baniwa, was painted by the artist Dinas Miguel in a gable of incredible 30 meters high, in the Rosemarie Building Condominium, located in São Paulo's downtown heart.

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The painting is viewed from the Minhocão viaduct and integrates the giant urban collection of São Paulo's Street Art Museum - MAR, the largest open-air museum in the world.

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Denilson Baniwa was born in Mariuá, Rio Negro, Amazonas. He is a visual artist and communicator who carries out his artistic processes from the Amazon Indigenous Movement and the transit in the non-indigenous universe. Baniwa, in its contemporary trajectory, consolidates himself as a reference, breaking paradigms and opening paths to the protagonism of indigenous peoples in the national territory.

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Dinas Miguel is the creator and organizer of the social project "Culture and Concept" and winner of the Sabotage Hip-Hop Award in the category best graffiti artist in 2018. He performs collective graffiti workshops, live paintings at events, acts as an art educator in various projects and is a militant of the indigenous cause, having already performed several works with indigenous peoples.

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CREDITS

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PRODUCTION

Outra Margem e Municipal Secretariat of Culture of São Paulo through the MAR project (Street Art Museum)

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AUTHOR

Denilson Baniwa

PAINTING

Dinas Miguel

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PAINTING ASSISTANTS

Cadu Batista

Thiago Coqueiro
 

PRODUCTION

Luna Rosa Recaldes, Rafa Campos, Tati Nunes,

Victor Gally and Will Zimolo

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Thiago Carvalho

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ROSEMARIE BUILDING CONDOMINIUM

R. Gen. Júlio Marcondes Salgado, 89