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Visual artist Amadeo Carvalho explores Black identity

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Briefings

Amadeo Carvalho, a self-taught London-based artist, presents a collection titled "Portraits of Absence" at the AKAA Art Fair in Paris. His work integrates painting, poetry, and photography to examine Black identity, memory, and heritage through the lens of absence and connection.

Key points

• The artist Amadeo Carvalho is based in London and self-taught, focusing on Black identity and memory.
• His collection "Portraits of Absence" is currently exhibited at the AKAA Art Fair in Paris.

Context

Amadeo Carvalho's art explores the stories, silences, and connections that shape identity, blending multiple media forms to address themes of heritage and absence.

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