Rogério Peixoto

RP has been featured in various galleries and exhibitions around the world, including London's Tate Modern. He has also won a number of awards for his work, including the prestigious Prêmio Brasil de Arte Contemporânea Award in 2006, the International Biennial of Visual Arts in Cuba in 2011, and the Grand Prix of Humor of the International Festival of Humor in Brazil in 2010.

His artwork has been described as a mix between realism and surrealism, often using color to create a unique style that is both visually arresting and thought provoking. He often draws upon his childhood memories for inspiration, incorporating themes such as family relationships, nature, religion and politics into his pieces. He has been known to combine traditional techniques such as brushwork and oil painting, with more experimental approaches such as photography and digital manipulation.

The success of RP’s work has seen him collaborate with a number of well-known brands, including Nike, Microsoft, Coca-Cola and Lacoste. His art can be found in private collections around the world, as well as museums and other institutions.

Regardless of his international success, RP remains true to his Brazilian roots. In 2017 he released a series of portraits that depicted the culture and diversity of Brazil – including its people, music, dance, food and festivals. This project served as an homage to the country he calls home and a reminder of its importance in the world. By combining his love of art with his national pride, RP continues to captivate audiences with his thought-provoking imagery.

In 2021, RP is set to release an even bigger project that will explore the concept of memory and place. As ever, he looks set to take his art in new and exciting directions, further cementing his reputation as one of the greatest contemporary artists of modern times.

RP’s work has been celebrated by art critics, collectors and viewers alike, who have praised him for his unique fusion of styles and vivid use of color. He is a masterful storyteller, using his art to communicate an array of themes and messages that resonate with audiences around the world. It is no surprise then, that he continues to be one of the most sought-after and respected artists working today.