I want you to hate me”, Daniel Bilac’s solo exhibit in the Gallery Celma Albuquerque, – located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil – had as its main motivation the intensification of the social, political and ideological disputes of the past few years in Brazil. Made with very simple materials (such as rubberized EVA or blotting paper), the artworks bring affective, docile or even infantilized elements - amid an atmosphere of aggressive images and gestures. The identity generated for the exhibition unfolded itself grounded on the combination of three aspects: severity, affection and precariousness. Working with contrasts and tensions, the ambiance sought to move closer to the very essence of the exhibit, using material limitations as a creative force.

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Selected to the 12th Brazilian Graphic Design Biennial ADG/ADEGRAF

Featured in the Exhibition & Signage category of Behance's Graphic Design gallery