The Brazilian artist from Maranhão joins MEZEKƎRƎ for a residency rooted in research and creation; a slow, intentional unfolding toward a solo exhibition at the space.
This is what we do here. We build room for artists and curators from the Global Majority with sacred intention. We make space for practices that challenge what has been centered for too long, and that affirm the fullness of other cosmologies, other memories, other ways of making meaning and knowing. 
On June 26, Gê Viana's exhibition will open, and with it, so will MEZEKƎRƎ, officially, to the world.
Mark the date. More soon.

Gê Viana’s work emerges from the streets and collective spaces, bringing together historical archives, memories, and experiences to create insurgent visual narratives. Through collage, photomontage, and interventions, Gê activates “time branches” connecting ancestry and the present. Shaped by Afropindoramic identity and Maranhão’s culture, Gê’s practice reimagines colonial records and proposes new ways of seeing and existing.