Nilo
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Nilo is a visual artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture, and installation.

His research focuses on the relationship between the body, matter, and systems of observation, exploring the tensions between the natural and the artificial, between organic impulse and rational construction. Through a restrained painterly language and the use of geometric elements, he creates images in which the body is isolated, examined, and placed in relation to structures of control and interference.

His work develops through a self-directed process of research and experimentation, leading to the definition of a personal visual language characterized by a constant oscillation between physical experience and abstraction.

His practice engages in dialogue with contemporary art, particularly with artists such as Bruce Nauman, Jan Fabre, and Anish Kapoor, in its attention to the body, space, and perception.