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96:(born 1967) is a Brazilian artist. She is known for work that explores language, nature, geography, the passing of time and social interactions. At times her works are interactive, involving viewers in spontaneous and participatory actions. In her installations, films and photographs, Rivane Neuenschwander employs fragile unassuming materials to create aesthetic experiences, a process she describes as "ethereal materialism". While her work in the 1990s focused mainly on various forms of mapping and the use of "simple, ephemeral materials familiar to people living in Brazil" such as garlic peels, ants, dried flowers, soap bubbles, spice, dust, coconut soap, water, and slugs, her more recent works have dealt more directly with politics, sexuality, and subjectivity, particularly as an expression of the "pain and indignation that accompanies life in Brazil" under the government of
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in London 1998. After graduation she traveled to Italy, Germany, Spain and Sweden. She is the sister of Sergio
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Neuenschwander has exhibited her work internationally throughout the past twenty years. In 2010, the New Museum in New York presented
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Neuenschwander's work is included in international collections in Latin
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still image from Quarta-Feira de Cinzas-Epilogue (Ash
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