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Acrylic on canvas.

Glauco Menta's paintings remind us of unicellular organisms with amoeboid shapes, but also bring to mind modernist architecture of Niemeyer, who liked to work with rounded forms and the curves of nature.
Glauco uses a flat painting technique in which the acrylic paint is diluted and passed layer by layer, systematically, until it covers each part of the canvas, as if it were an industrial painting, because one does not perceive the brushstroke register.