The Sete Quintas Olive Oil Museum, situated in the picturesque landscape of Coimbra, Portugal, proudly announces an upcoming exhibition aimed at redefining perceptions of art. From July 10th to August 30th, visitors will be invited on a fascinating journey into the surreal at the “Exploring Surrealism” exhibition.
This innovative exhibition will present the visionary works of renowned artists Santiago Ribeiro, Nikolina Petolas, Paula Rosa and João Duarte. Coming from diverse backgrounds, these artists converge under the banner of surrealism, challenging conventional artistic norms and inviting viewers into a realm of boundless imagination.
Santiago Ribeiro, a luminary of Coimbra’s art scene, will reveal his captivating paintings alongside the mesmerizing digital art of Nikolina Petolas from Zagreb and the enchanting creations of Paula Rosa from Lisbon. Complementing these visual delights, João Duarte’s sculptures will add a tactile dimension to the surreal experience, promising an immersive encounter with art.
As esteemed members of the International Surrealism Now movement, these artists represent the cutting edge of contemporary surrealism, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. Through his works, viewers will embark on a transformative journey, where reality intertwines with dreams and symbolism reigns supreme.
Situated among tranquil landscapes along the Dueça River, Turismo de Sete Quintas/Museu do Azeite provides an idyllic setting for this extraordinary exhibition. Rooted in history, the museum offers a glimpse into the region’s traditional olive oil production methods, echoing the harmony between nature and human ingenuity.
Presented by Turismo Sete Quintas/Museu do Azeite in collaboration with surrealist artist Santiago Ribeiro, “Exploring Surrealism” promises to be a cultural highlight of the summer season. Visitors will have the opportunity to unravel the mysteries of surrealism, where each brushstroke and digital creation tells a story waiting to be discovered.
Experience the fusion between art and heritage at the Sete Quintas Olive Oil Museum, where the surreal transcends reality.
