Brazilian Artist and Sculptor Beto Gatti
Brazilian artist Beto Gatti is known for creating sculptures and artworks that explore concepts of time, technology, and the human experience.
Who is Beto Gatti?
Beto Gatti is contemporary artist and sculptor who merges influences from sculpture and photography to create captivating sculptures filled with societal commentary. Born in Brazil in 1986, Gatti uses art as a visual manifestation of his inner-most thoughts. Concerned with the intersections between time and technology, Gatti uses the sculptural medium to visualize his opinions on contemporary society.
Based in Rio de Janeiro, Beto crafts sculptures from materials such as bronze, silver, and resin, ranging in style and size. Oftentimes creating large sculptures, the Brazilian artist is able to visualize his societal critique in a monumental fashion.
Beto Gatti's artworks are filled with references to temporality and technology. Through figurative sculpture, the Brazilian artist carves symbols of modern technology intertwined with the human figure, animals, and other subjects that relate to the modern human experience.
Through his artistic style, Gatti prompts the viewer to examine their own life and future in the modern age. In his art sculptures, Beto created smart phones, virtual reality technology, and other forms of futuristic symbols in relation to humankind. The result are captivating works of art that picture complex questions about global society and its future.
Beto Gatti's artworks have attracted widespread attention working with Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, GQ, L’Oreal, and Mercedes Benz. As well as his presence in the art world is marked by his participation in art fairs such as Art Basel, Hamptons NYC, ArtRio, SPArt, and ArtSampa. Beto has also acted as the art director for Yves Saint Laurent and was the sole Brazilian artist commissioned to create an artwork for the Qatar World Cup.
