Art is Too Important Not to Share

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Painting Hope
SONIA KOLESNIKOV-JESSOP • Prestige Magazine | September 2009

Dubbed “Brazil’s most visible internationally acclaimed artist” by Roberto Bertani, the executive director of the Institute for Contemporary Art in Sao Paulo, Romero Britto is also one of the busiest and most versatile.

No canvas is too unusual for the Brazilian artist who has spread his colourful art on the bodies of cars and planes, the 25,000-sp ft pool deck of a Royal Caribbean International cruise ship, clothing fabrics for Nicole Miller and Enrico Coveri, and on the back of laptops and luggage pieces, to name just a few.

Britto says his relentless interest in presenting art in new ways to the public stems from the idea that “art is too important not to share.”

“I want to share my work with as many people as possible and that’s why I’ve done so many works over the years with different companies. It allows me to reach a lot of people,” the 45-year-old artist said. . .

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