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This selection highlights the essence of Brazilian modernism, which emerged as a significant movement in the 20th century, reflecting the country’s unique cultural and socio-political context. At the core of Brazilian modernism lies a fervent exploration of functionality, and an inclination towards minimalism, inspired by the rich natural surroundings of Brazil. Embracing organic shapes and using natural materials, the work establishes a visual dialogue with nature and blurs the boundaries between the man-made and the organic. Works by Brazilian designers Zanine Caldas, Joaquim Tenreiro, …