André da Loba
André da Loba is a Portuguese artist known for his work in illustration, animation, graphic design, sculpture, and education. His work has gained international acclaim and often serves as a challenge and invitation to change the world.
Biography
Bio
André da Loba was born in 1979 in Portugal.
Academic Carrer
Details about André da Loba’s academic background are not widely documented online.
Professional Carrer
André da Loba has worked as an illustrator, animator, graphic designer, sculptor, and educator. His work has been widely published and exhibited, and he recently moved from Brooklyn, New York, to Porto.
Influences
His artistic practice is influenced by a combination of curiosity, experience, knowledge, and unawareness, which he uses as mediums for inspiration and creation.
Works from André da Loba
FLOR
André da Loba
Edition of /35 + 5 AP
Screen print on paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
Keaykolour White 300 g/m2 paper
50 × 50 cm
2022
Emerging from André da Loba’s vibrant visual language, FLOR brings together organic forms, geometric shapes, and bold fields of colour within a composition where nature, design, and digital aesthetics seamlessly coexist. Flowers, birds, abstract figures, and playful symbols unfold through overlapping planes and shifting transparencies, creating a visual ecosystem in constant transformation.
Characteristic of da Loba’s practice, illustration, graphic design, and contemporary visual culture converge into a language built on rhythm, clarity, and experimentation. Layers of line, colour, and opacity create unexpected relationships between forms, while recurring motifs introduce moments of familiarity within an otherwise fluid composition. Balancing structure with spontaneity, FLOR celebrates curiosity and imagination, inviting viewers to discover new connections between the natural and the constructed, the playful and the profound.
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