Parangolés

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Parangolés are a series of wearable, participatory artworks created by Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticica that merge painting, sculpture, and performance to explore movement, color, and viewer interaction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brazilian contemporary art
artwork series
wearable art
aim to merge art and life
to transform the spectator into a participant
artMovement Brazilian avant-garde
Neo-Concrete movement NERFINISHED
coreConcept anti-spectacular art
breaking barrier between artwork and viewer
color in motion
embodied movement
sensory experience
social interaction
viewer participation
countryOfOrigin Brazil
creator Hélio Oiticica NERFINISHED
describedAs environmental sculptures
wearable paintings
designedFor collective performance
to be activated by bodily movement
to be worn by participants
exhibitedAt museums and galleries worldwide
formalCharacteristic geometric patterns
layered structures
text fragments on surfaces
genre experimental art
installation art
performance art
hasPart banners
capes
flags
ponchos
inception mid-1960s
influenced participatory art practices
performance-based installation
relational aesthetics
influencedBy Brazilian street culture
Mangueira samba school NERFINISHED
Neo-Concrete theory NERFINISHED
concrete art
favelas of Rio de Janeiro
samba schools
materialUsed canvas
fabric
found materials
plastic
notableWorkOf Hélio Oiticica NERFINISHED
startTime 1964
typicalColorFeature contrasting color fields
vivid colors

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