Alex da Silva
Visit Alex da Silva's Oakland Studio
Visit Alex da Silva's Oakland Studio
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Studio visit information - Experience the unique opportunity to visit an artist’s studio. View artwork in person, appreciate the textures and details best experienced up close, and engage with the artist to learn more about their inspirations and techniques. Whether you’re considering a purchase or simply exploring, these visits provide a deeper connection to the art and the artist behind it. Schedule your visit today and take home a piece that resonates with you.
Studio Location - Oakland, CA. Address details will be included in the confirmation email.
Pieces available for in-person viewing at this location - Alex's full collection
Have any questions or requests - please contact info@gumballgallery.com.
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Alex da Silva's Artwork Available for In-Person Viewing
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Alta California
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Looking for Auspicious Beginnings
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Mea Terra Pavlista Generosa
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O Viaduto da Serra
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About Alex da Silva
Alex da Silva, born in São Paulo, Brazil, in the early 1970s, grew up immersed in the textures and imagery of an artistic world. His father, a renowned painter and art critic, introduced him to painting at an early age, while his mother, a pillar of strength, guided him through the challenges of his father's declining health. Childhood memories of long bus rides, cluttered studios, the scent of turpentine, and coastal landscapes left an indelible mark on his artistic vision. These experiences, infused with symbolism and restless energy, continue to shape his work today.
Now based in Oakland, CA, da Silva explores themes of memory, place, and transformation in his paintings. His work is not driven by nostalgia but by a search for connections - questioning established narratives, the way people occupy spaces, and the impact of both human and natural forces on the landscape. With a deep awareness of history, his compositions serve as both personal and collective inquiries, reflecting on the past to better understand the present.
LOCATION: Oakland, CA