1967
Born in Portugal.
The sculptor
Rogério Timóteo
Portuguese sculptor. Born in 1967, he has devoted his life to sculpture in marble, stone and bronze.
Rogério Timóteo's work revolves around the human figure, explored as a territory of emotion and silence. His sculptures almost always begin from a whole block, from which the artist draws soft, restrained forms that seem to hesitate between presence and disappearance.
The body — often fragmented, veiled, or emerging from the material itself — is the central motif. His pieces hold a tension between the weight of stone and the lightness of gesture, between the hardness of the material and the tenderness of polished surfaces.
Throughout his career he has exhibited solo and collectively in Portugal and abroad, with work held in public and private collections.
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1990
Begins continued work in sculpture.
2001
First solo exhibition devoted to the human figure.
2010
Work held in public and private collections.
Today
Works in his atelier between marble and bronze.
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Rogério Timóteo's sculpture crosses matter, silence and the human figure in a practice shaped between marble and bronze.