Leandro Nerefuh
Leandro Nerefuh, a.k.a. Libidiunga Cardoso (born 1975, Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo), is a Brazilian artist working in the tradition of utopian projections about America and the unbecoming of a new human. Beyond the cave. Além do humano. And how artists have revised the Western civilizational complex by way of formal inventions in the field of literature/narrative/poetry, props, live action, and cinema.
Some notable works include the lecture-performance 'The Telepathic Motion Picture of The Lost Tribe' (2014–2015) on the myth of the She-Land; the agitprop installation 'Macaco Abre a Bunda, Paradygmat Bonaventury' (2013–2014), co-produced by Zacheta National Gallery, Poland; the research work 'Banana Archive' (2009–2011); and the theatrical play 'The Oath of Monte Sacro, a pocket-epic' (2009–2010), for which the artist won the 2010 Brasil Arte Contemporânea Award from the São Paulo Biennial Foundation.
Nerefuh is also the founder of PPUB – Partido Pela Utopia Brasileira – a party active in Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
References
External links
- PPUB - Partido Pela Utopia Brasileira
- Artista Como Translechugas - event idealised by Leandro Nerefuh
- Contra Escambos Archived 2013-08-20 at the Wayback Machine - exhibition project idealised by Leandro Nerefuh with Beto Shwafaty
- Nerefuh's website
- Banana Archive in Universes in Universe website
- Sound Work for the Talk Show exhibition at the ICA, London
- Political Chants for the Future album released by the netlabel Alreves
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