Quebrando o CocoDavi Mello · 2019
Contemporary Realism
2019
Samambaia Cultural Complex
Davi Mello (1975 –)
Brazilian actor Davi Mello & voice artist, brother of Selton Mello. Explore his acting career and artistic works, including Grupo Coco dos Encatados.
Samambaia Cultural Complex (Brasília, Brazil)
Discover Brazilian culture at Samambaia Cultural Complex in Brasília! Explore art exhibitions, music performances & regional traditions in this vibrant hub celebrating local heritage.
About this artwork
- Title: Quebrando o Coco
- Artist: Davi Mello
- Year: 2019
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Samambaia Cultural Complex
- Creative period: Mature Period
- Corpus context: capturing local life, community celebration
- Keywords: warm lighting, cultural festival, colorful costumes
- Color hue: Green to Violet Spectrum
Questions & Answers
At what age did Davi Mello make "Quebrando o Coco"?
When "Quebrando o Coco" was created in 2019, Davi Mello - born in 1975 - was 44 years old.
How does "Quebrando o Coco" fit into Davi Mello's themes and style?
"Quebrando o Coco" belongs to Davi Mello's Contemporary Realism work, whose recorded themes include capturing local life, documenting culture, dynamic social scenes, documentary photography, street scene capture, light & shadow play, brazilian traditions, community celebration.
How intense are the colors in "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello?
The colors in "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello have a balanced intensity.
In what year was "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello created?
The creation of "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello is dated 2019.
What color leads the composition of "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello?
celadon (#bacbd5) is the leading color of "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello.
Who created "Quebrando o Coco"?
The artist behind "Quebrando o Coco" is Davi Mello. The work is catalogued under Davi Mello's name.
Where can I see the original "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello?
The original "Quebrando o Coco" by Davi Mello is held at the Samambaia Cultural Complex, Brasília, Brazil. A reproduction allows the work to be displayed at home.