Eduardo Climachauska

Eduardo Climachauska, 1958, São Paulo, SP, Brasil.
Lives and works in São Paulo, SP, Brasil.

Visual artist, filmmaker and composer. He produces works in different artistic languages: installation, photography, drawing, painting and sculptures or structures that deal with driving force.

Climachauska has been carrying out exhibitions in important museums, cultural institutions and art galleries in Brazil and abroad. He has held exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo – MAM, at the Museum of Art of São Paulo – MASP, at the Museum of Contemporary Art at the University of São Paulo – MAC USP, at Centro Universitário Mariantonia, at Centro Cultural São Paulo – CCBB , at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro – MAM-RJ, Mostra Itaú Cultural, Marcantônio Vilaça, Instituto Tomie Otake, two editions of the São Paulo Biennial and in galleries, such as Sycomore Art in Paris, among others. He has produced experimental short and medium-length films and videos, shown in exhibitions and festivals in various capitals, such as Autumn of Bashô (1994), in partnership with Guto Araujo; Bólide-Filme (1995); Exhibit 2 (1997); The Right Number (2001), with Guto Araujo; Três Caras e um Matagal (2001), with Alexandre Boechat and Guto Araujo; Luz Negra (2001), with Nuno Ramos; Pensamento Selvagem (2002), with Alexandre Boechat; Duas Horas (2003), with Nuno Ramos and Casco (2004), with Nuno Ramos and Gustavo Moura.