
Fragments of Conversations and Everyday Situations
Pedro Tropa
The work of Pedro Tropa talks above all about landscape and is intimately related with the experience of the mountain. Its origins are experiences in altitude, including exercises of hiking, climbing, and confrontation with the terrain hardness and with the air rarefaction in places like Himalayas, Alps, Galayos or Monte Rosa.
Beginning his artistic activity in the early 90s creating video films, Pedro Tropa has focused over time in photography. More recently, also appears the drawing. Photography and drawing participate in his journeys and emerge from the necessity of fixing moments: a glimpse of something between the fog and a change in weather.
Two moments coexist in the work process of the artist. First, the moment of experiencing the mountain, perceived as a preparation for drawing and for photography. And the time of the drawing, now in the studio, a process in which memory intervenes.

Pedro Tropa

Rigo 23, Hugo Canoilas, Paulo Nozolino, Luísa Jacinto, Francisco Tropa, Pedro Tropa, Titania Seidl

Pedro Tropa

Isabel Carvalho, Luísa Jacinto, Hugo Canoilas, Paulo Nozolino, Francisco Tropa, Pedro Tropa

Isabel Carvalho, Hugo Canoilas, Ernesto de Sousa, Paulo Nozolino, Musa paradisiaca, Francisco Tropa, Pedro Tropa, Ana Santos

Francisco Tropa, Pedro Tropa, Musa paradisiaca, Paulo Nozolino

Pedro Tropa

Pedro Tropa

Pedro Tropa

Pedro Tropa

Susana Mendes Silva, António Bolota, Zulmiro de Carvalho, Alexandre Estrela, Fernando Lanhas, Candice Lin, João Queiroz, Isabel Ribeiro, Arlindo Silva, Ângelo de Sousa, Sérgio Taborda, Pedro Tropa, Willem Weismann, Christine Fowler
António Bolota, Paulo Nozolino, Isabel Garrett, João Queiroz, Ângelo de Sousa, Francisco Tropa, Pedro Tropa

Pedro Tropa
José de Guimarães, Paulo Nozolino, João Queiroz, Ângelo de Sousa, Pedro Tropa

Pedro Tropa

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