Stainless steel
3.2 x 3.1 m
Conceived as a kind of lens turned toward the landscape, the work frames, without isolating it, the historic building of the former mill and its surroundings. By directing the gaze toward the place where this history began, Óculo invites visitors to perceive the connections between landscape, community, and transformation, turning contemplation itself into part of the artistic experience.
Artur Lescher
São Paulo, SP, 1962
Lives and works in São Paulo
At Usina de Arte: Óculo (2025)
The São Paulo-born artist holds a significant place in Brazilian contemporary art, with a three-dimensional body of work that links form and thought. In his works, the tension between physical presence and perception turns space into an active element of the experience.
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