Sergio Sister –Then and Now presents a selection of paintings and drawings produced by the artist between 1967 and 1971, some of which were conceived while the artist was confined as a political prisoner during the military dictatorship in Brazil. This selection will be presented alongside a significant group of recent works, all abstract and monochromatic in nature. Mostly known as an abstract painter and placed among the most rigorous and subtle artists in Brazil today, Sérgio Sister developed along the past decades a body of work that is characterized by its seriality. According to Perez-Oramas, Sister's masterfully achieved color-field structures "can arguably be considered among the most significant examples of late-modern monochromatic painting in Latin America. "