Neo-Concrete Art
ネオ・コンクリート・アート / 1959–1966 / Style / Brazilian Avant-garde
Releases geometric abstraction from a fixed visual order and opens the work to touching, moving and entering, so that it becomes an experience that changes as the body takes part.

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At a glance
Visual cues
- Movable geometry
- Bodily participation
- Folds and hinges
- Sensuous color and space
Best used for
- Interactive exhibits and teaching objects that visitors are meant to open and move
- Printed pieces and invitations that change shape through folds and hinges
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Dictionary entry
- Type
- Run type across the fold so it resolves only when opened
- Composition
- Design several valid states rather than one, reached by opening or turning
- Material
- Thin metal or board with hinges tuned to move under the hand's weight
- Caution
- Read it through the revolt against objectivism and the transformation the viewer's body performs, not as Brazilian geometric abstraction, and note that fragile moving parts go untouched and leave only ornament.
- Further study
- Lygia Clark / Hélio Oiticica / Lygia Pape / Manifesto Neoconcreto
Related entries
- De Stijl (デ・ステイル)Editorially linked for a useful contrast.Compare Neo-Concrete Art and De Stijl
- Tropicália (トロピカリア)Same Brazilian Avant-garde lineage.Compare Neo-Concrete Art and Tropicália
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