Brazilian · b. 1973
Henrique Oliveira is a Brazilian contemporary artist known for his immersive installations, sculptures, and paintings that blend urban and natural elements. He frequently uses weathered wood, such as "tapumes" (temporary construction fencing), to create large-scale, biomorphic structures that evoke organic growth and decay. His work explores themes of architecture, nature, and the urban environment, often reflecting on the human condition and the dynamic decay of city fabrics like São Paulo.