Those familiar with the multicolored fractals of visual artist, sculptor, and muralist Tché Ruggi—scattered across cities ranging from São Paulo, where he began around 2000, to Kassel, Germany—will encounter works that reveal a new perspective. Far from abandoning spray paint cans and techniques, Tché promotes what he calls a "purification" through the works that make up the exhibition S E N S U S—experiencing something through the senses and reason—which opens on September 28.
Filtering the use of color and line was a consequence of new reflections and an effort to instill conciseness in the current moment. A focus on the present—the "now"—is another pillar of the production of S E N S U S. Simply put, Tché defines this work as the materialization of his thoughts: "Excess is the poison, and precision is the antidote. I am formed by the sum of my experiences."
