M.Kindermann

Márcio Kindermann, realizou várias exposições individuais e coletivas no Brasil e exterior. Seus trabalhos estão em museus e coleções particulares no Brasil, Argentina, Venezuela, Chile, EUA, Inglaterra, França, Alemanha, Polônia, Portugal, Romania, Itália e Espanha. Participou de vários salões de artes. Escolhido pela crítica artista destaque na coletiva de artistas brasileiros, na Ana Terra Galeria de Artes, em Vitória/ES. Premiado no concurso internacional Antonio Caldas em Granada/Espanha. Eleito Diretor de Arte da Associação Catarinense dos Artistas Plásticos, gestão 2001/2004, e gestão 2008/2010. Artista catalogado no Indicador Catarinense de Artes Plásticas e verbetes no Instituto Itaú Cultural.

Márcio Kindermann, catarinense artist, consolidated in Florianópolis, bring in its resume some individual and collective expositions in Brazil and exterior, beyond some participation in halls. It is distinguished in its works, the sample They for Them, in Ana Terra Gallery of Art, where it was chosen by the critical one and public artist has detached. The Execution of the Via Sacra of the Church of Is João Baptist, in the city of Grafenau-Döffingen in Germany. It occupies the position of Director of Art of the Catarinense Association of Plastic Artists - ACAP, of 2001 to the 2004. It possesss workmanships in quantities of galleries and museums of some Brazilian states, and collections particular in Brazil and exterior

The plastic artist Márcio Kindermann adhered the abstraction for feeling centered in the volume and the form. Not as physical figures, but as elements to transpose sensations, to catch the instant and to register dreams of the unconscious one. Kindermann uses mixing technique, result of its research and speculations around the color, of the light, the volume, the form and texture that in special fascinate it. Varied textures covered of watercolors, pigments, inks oil and acrylic show to luminous volumes and fluid tones in contrasts with cloudy and marcantes plans.
Maria Brandalise Luiza
Periodical the State of São Paulo
Art - Supplement