Founded in 2010 by the architects Diego Uribbe, Duke Capellão and Rodrigo Kalache, and the designers Bruna Vieira and João Tolentino, Coletivo MUDA sees the city as an overhaul laboratory. MUDA derives from mudar, "to change" in Portuguese. And as a matter of fact, associated with street art, their spatial interventions changed the nature of Rio de Janeiro, where now public spaces throughout the city stage their various compositions. Their art is essentially focused on the experimentation and on the development of sui generis panels, coloured compositions of classic tiles and contemporary graphics that result in captivating and abstract aesthetics. We can think of Coletivo MUDA’s art as a tribute to famous Brazilian muralists such as Athos Bulcão and Paulo Werneck, or as a reference to artists such as Alfredo Volpi and Geraldo de Barros. Recently, Coletivo MUDA’s presence has been expanding both nationally and abroad, with interventions in the streets throughout Brazil, Portugal, USA, Argentina, Cuba and Taiwan.
Solo exhibitions
2013
Território Modular. LURIXS: Arte Contemporânea. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Group exhibitions
2019
Somos da Casa. Galeria Casa 70. Lisbon, Portugal
2018
Pequenos Formatos e Múltiplos. LURIXS: Arte Contemporânea, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2017
Em Casa. LURIXS: Arte Contemporânea, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2015
Coletiva Casa 70. Casa 70. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Salão de Artes Vinhedo. Centro Cultural Eng. Guerino Mario Pescarini. Vinhedo, Brazil
Multigrab. Galpão das Artes Hélio Peregrino. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2014
Azul Cobalto. Galeria Scenarium. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Arte Design. Espaço Movimento Contemporâneo Brasileiro. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2013
Pivô é a rua. Edifício COPAN. São Paulo, Brazil
2012
Já É. Cartel 011. São Paulo, Brazil
2011
Araka Arte. 00. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Tocayo. Galpão da Cidadania. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
ArtRua. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil