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Tomie Ohtake - Biography and Work: The Legacy of Her Monumental Works

Discover the lasting impact of Tomie Ohtake's monumental works, including her extensive gallery of paintings, sculptures, and public projects that shaped urban landscapes and her posthumous legacy.

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After her passing, the Tomie Ohtake Institute organized an exhibition titled “Tomie Ohtake 100-101”, which brought together her latest works.

During her lifetime, eight books, catalogs, and films were published, one of which was directed by Walter Salles Jr., focusing on her work.

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She participated in 20 International Biennales, with six in São Paulo, Venice, Tokyo, Havana, and other cities.

In addition to individual exhibitions, she participated in approximately 400 collective exhibitions in Brazil and abroad, receiving 28 awards.

GALLERY OF SOME WORKS

Sculpture located in Brasília, it is above the pool in the garden of the Galeria Paulo Figueiredo. The work is from 1983

Known as the Star of the Sea, Tomie Ohtake's sculpture was created in 1985 and installed in the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, where it remained until 1990.

Panel of the Auditorium at the Memorial da América Latina. SP. 1990

Consolação Station of the Metro, SP. 1991. Decorated panels with glass tiles

Guaracuí - This is a sculpture that Tomie donated to the city of Registro, interior of SP.

Guaracuí. Tomie Ohtake. 2002 - Tulip of steel 7m high - Beira Rio Square, Registro (SP)

Sculpture located on Av. 23 de maio. São Paulo. Tomie Ohtake. 1998 - Commemorative monument to the 80th Anniversary of Japanese Immigration in Brazil

Submarine Emissary Park - This massive sculpture is located in José Menino Beach, in Santos.

Submarine Emissary Park. Santos SP. 2008 - Steel sculpture, painted with automotive paint, weighing 60 tons with 15 meters high

Red Wave - Two centenarians are linked in the Ibirapuera Auditorium.

Red Wave - Ibirapuera Auditorium – Panel located on the ceiling and front wall (20 meters x 20 meters). Tomie Ohtake. 2004

Monument dedicated to the worker. Location: Municipal Palace of Santo André SP. 2013 - Carbon steel material weighing 15 tons, measuring 12m high x 6m wide x 2.5m deep.

“I don't give titles to the works so that the person who sees them doesn't get just one meaning in their head. Not having a name makes the person use their own thinking” - Tomie Ohtake

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