Tirzah Ribeiro's work is slowly moving towards a search for meaning. Her abstractions become more eloquent when the chromaticism is intensified and one feels that the figuration is struggling to emerge.
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Mr. Ramiro Díaz, Mr. Carlos Caffera, Ms. Tirzah Ribeiro, Mr. Guillermo Braemi, Ms. Miriam Mnagan and Mr. Juan Carlos Ferreira Santos.
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Mr. Rodolfo Kliche, Dr. Belkis B. De Kliche, Ms. Lucía Rius de Loureiro, Ms. Pla Ellauri de Colominas and Mr. Rodolfo Colominas.
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Cultural Attaché at the Embassy of Brazil in Montevideo Mr. Antonio Marques Porto, Ms. Tirzah Ribeiro, Director of the Instituto Uruguayo-Brasileño de Cultura Mr. Severino Farías and Ms. Aída Moreno.
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General view of the exhibition.