"Ritual Bodies": two artists meet in the Algarve to rethink the body and nature
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"Ritual Bodies": two artists meet in the Algarve to rethink the body and nature

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 13:05

The exhibition "Ritual Bodies" brings together in the Algarve the works of Christine Henry and Joana Coelho, two artists from different generations who share a common reflection on nature, animality, memory and transformation. The show is curated by the directors of Salto in Lisbon, David Revés and Nicolai Sarbib.

The exhibition proposes an encounter between the two artists, exploring the relationship between the body and nature through their works. The concept of "ritual bodies" serves as a guiding thread to think about transformation and the connection between the human and the natural world.

Christine Henry and Joana Coelho bring distinct but complementary perspectives on the proposed themes, creating a dialogue between different generations of artistic creation. The show invites visitors to rethink the boundaries between body and nature.

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