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A striking interplay of geometric red, blue, and yellow squares emerges from a deep black void in this 1986 abstract masterpiece by Pedro Cabrita Reis, inviting you to explore the profound balance of order and chaos.
A striking brick structure evoking a sense of architectural memory defines this 2001 sculpture by Pedro Cabrita Reis, inviting you to explore the profound dialogue between space and contemporary art.
Pedro Cabrita Reis’s ‘H. Suite (XI)’ is a monumental cedar and glass sculpture exploring geometry and memory, reflecting Brutalist influences and featuring three strategically placed lights. Discover this captivating piece by Reis – perfect for art lovers.
Minimalist installation by Pedro Cabrita Reis featuring mirrored panels and cables, exploring space, reflection, and the essence of form. A captivating study in simplicity.
Experience Pedro Cabrita Reis's 'Limbo,' a minimalist sculpture exploring space and memory through stark white forms and geometric lines. A captivating study in form, depth, and subtle tension.
The Moscow Piece, 2006, Pedro Cabrita Reis. Not on Display. You might like: Left Right, Bride Paula Rego 1994, The Betrothal: Lessons: The Shipwreck.