Uiler Costa

1983, lives and works in Salvador (BA) He is a visual artist and educator. Through photography, he proposes an interlocution between the imaginary of landscape and the policies of redistribution of sensibility by abstraction. His work uses images as an instrument of perception from the usual and everyday spaces, discussing through them possibilities of political-geographic (re)imagination. Since 2017, the artist has dedicated himself to the project "Sizígia", a series of aerial photographs taken in the regions of the Itaparica Canal (Bahia), where he follows different reliefs and movements of the tide to build visual puzzles and new ways of understanding the local landscape. He has collaborated with publications such as National Geographic Brasil and National Geographic Traveler UK, Four Seasons, Board of Tourism of Salvador, among others. He is a guest columnist for the iPhoto Channel and Shotkit. He has been teaching photography courses since 2015 with emphasis on creative techniques and process. His artistic work is represented through Paulo Darzé Galeria (BR) and Art & Emotion (CH).