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Miguel Branco

Exhibitions
Vue de l'exposition "Face-à-Face. Moderne Galerie/Mudam Luxembourg : Deux collections en dialogue", 08.10.2022 – 02.04.2023 Mudam Luxembourg © Photo : Rémi Villaggi | Mudam Luxembourg
Face-à-Face
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Fresh window a43
Vue AR Tand ME MUDAM Remi Villaggi
Art & Me
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Mudam De nos visages 4
Mudam Collection
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Mudam Grcic et Cohen
Lmdm Blocher
Brave New World
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Branco red tree
Artworks
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Untitled (Chocolate Man)
Miguel Branco
2007

Fimo, bois balsa, fil de fer
17 x 16 x 5 cm
Collection Mudam Luxembourg
Donation 2008 – De l’artiste
© Photo : Wilfred J. Jones

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Untitled (Owl)
Miguel Branco
2007

Fimo, bois balsa, fil de fer
23 x 9 x 5 cm
Collection Mudam Luxembourg
Donation 2008 – Les Amis des Musées d’Art et d’Histoire Luxembourg
Vue de l’exposition Art & Me, Mudam Luxembourg 08.11.2014 – 15.02.2015
© Photo : Rémi Villaggi | Mudam Luxembourg

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Untitled (Puff)
Miguel Branco
2007

Fimo, styromousse
8 x 5 x 6 cm
Collection Mudam Luxembourg
Donation 2008 – De l’artiste
© Photo : José Manuel Costa Alves

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Untitled (Red Tree)
Miguel Branco
2007

Fimo, fil de fer
20,5 x 28 x 19 cm
Collection Mudam Luxembourg
Donation 2008 – Les Amis des Musées d’Art et d’Histoire Luxembourg
Vue de l’exposition Portugal Agora – À propos des lieux d’origine, Mudam Luxembourg, 16.12.2007 – 07.04.2008
© Photo : Andrés Lejona

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Untitled (White Bat)
Miguel Branco
2007

Fimo, bois balsa, fil de fer
16 x 37 x 9 cm
Collection Mudam Luxembourg
Donation 2008 – Les Amis des Musées d’Art et d’Histoire Luxembourg
© Photo : Wilfred J. Jones

Miguel Branco’s (b. 1963, Castelo Branco, Portugal) sculptures evoke an enigmatic universe, both in their form and meaning. Of characteristically small dimensions, the works force the beholder to look closely and enter into a dialogue. Their ambiguous presence, which offers no narrative, entertains and unnerves at the same time. His sculptures, which are formed with Fimo modelling clay around a wire and wooden core, also rekindle visual fragments from our collective culture. Surrealism, symbolism, pop culture and natural history are intertwined and make for a surprising composition of disquieting naturalism.