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Fernando Marques Penteado
Eduardo Jobim [EJ], 2020
collage on Japanese paper, gouache, wax bar
80 x 65 cm
31 1/2 x 25 5/8 in
31 1/2 x 25 5/8 in
EDUARDO JOBIM ___ CERAMIST Son of Brazilian diplomats, Eduardo travelled and was taught in different continents. He was always interested in ceramics, from Rococo porcelain to more robust earthenware. He...
EDUARDO JOBIM ___ CERAMIST
Son of Brazilian diplomats, Eduardo travelled and was taught in different continents. He was always interested in ceramics, from Rococo porcelain to more robust earthenware. He pursued archeological ceramics as a masters degree, and his most intimate pleasure is to be around Grecian abandoned temples and amphitheaters. He lives in Sintra, Portugal, and teaches terracotta glazed pottery and tiles design at Caldas da Rainha Art School. He plays poor guitar and it is said that, so far, he has been extremely ill-fated in love.
Son of Brazilian diplomats, Eduardo travelled and was taught in different continents. He was always interested in ceramics, from Rococo porcelain to more robust earthenware. He pursued archeological ceramics as a masters degree, and his most intimate pleasure is to be around Grecian abandoned temples and amphitheaters. He lives in Sintra, Portugal, and teaches terracotta glazed pottery and tiles design at Caldas da Rainha Art School. He plays poor guitar and it is said that, so far, he has been extremely ill-fated in love.