The project was inspired by Glauco Villas Boas’s abstract paintings, minimalist style and his aloof temperament. The exhibition space is defined by a suspended paper strip and displays the late cartoonist’s (who died in 2010) paintings, comics, photographs and academic research.
The wall structure is supported by a combination of metal and wood, covered with multiple layers of medium-density fiberboard and flexible plywood, and painted. The density and layout of the hanging works are optimized through the flexible configuration of sliding slatted display cabinets. To enhance the barrier-free experience, tactile interactive elements, ground guide paths and audio guide equipment are integrated into the space to take into account the viewing needs of the visually impaired.
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