Aecio Sarti
Plastic Artist
The Artist
Brazilian, born on February 24, 1959, in the city of Aracaju - SE, he is internationally recognized, with works in over 60 countries. He studied at the Colorado Institute of Art in Denver. He has lived in Paraty - RJ since 2004, where he maintains a studio and his own gallery in the city's Historic Center. Aecio Sarti uses used truck tarps as the base for his works
Works in over 60 countries
His creations are part of collections in more than 60 countries, connecting cultures through a unique and timeless aesthetic. Each piece carries not just paint, but trajectories and memories.
Atelier
Aecio Sarti chose to live and paint in a fishing village called Calhaus, accessible only by sea. The journey to the village, which takes two hours by boat, is naturally a source of inspiration for the artist. The sea and silence become accomplices in the creation of works that are not explained, only felt.
Exhibitions
Throughout his career, Aecio has exhibited in museums, galleries, and cultural centers both in Brazil and abroad.
Aecio Sarti Gallery
The Aecio Sarti Gallery is located in the heart of Paraty's Historic Center. The space is exclusively dedicated to his works. Aecio is known for transforming truck tarps into contemporary art with great visual impact.
Collector's House
Aecio's works do not just occupy walls; they transform spaces...
"Céu de Querubins"
A monumental work. On a 12 x 8-meter tarp, Aecio Sarti imprints his unmistakable style, transforming the marks of time and the road into art. This work gave rise to a project that became the award-winning documentary "Céu de Querubins."
Award-Winning Documentary
"Céu de Querubins"
A record of the journey between art and functionality. The award-winning documentary follows the path of the "Céu de Querubins" tarp: from its creation in the studio to its time spent covering artisans' loads in the Brazilian hinterland, and its return as a work of art. Shown and awarded at international festivals, the film reveals the connection between material, memory, and transformation.
