Miguel Rodrigues is a Portuguese contemporary artist whose works employ the baroque period and its history as an object of reflection. Transcending time and space through a modern approach to such a flamboyant style, the artist creates hyperbaroque pieces with a contemporary twist. His artworks are theatrical pieces, inspired by the hyper-realities of society, the market and propaganda. In his works, Miguel uses the colour gold purposely reinforcing that by being gold plated, any object has an instant meaning of luxury and power and, just by itself alone, is an invitation to a whimsical and dreamy fantasy.

Miguel studied Sculpture at the Faculty of Fine Arts, in Lisbon in 2015 and immediately started exhibiting his works through Portugal and across Europe in Russia, Turkey and Belgium. Having had collaborated with important Heritage European sites such as the Catherine Palace (St Petersburg), the Skapi Sabanci Museum (Istanbul), the Mayer Van den Bergh Museum (Antwerp). Miguel is currently working and living in Lisbon.

Solo Exhibitions

(2021) L’Imitation – Maria Custódio, Lisbon\Online, Portugal

(2019) La Beauté – Uma viagem ao Barroco de São Petersburgo – Instituto Camões, Lisbon, Portugal

(2018) La Fuite, Galveias Palace and Lybrary – Lisbon, Portugal

(2017) Triangle Get Together – Casa Dell’arte Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal

(2017) L’inauguration de hyperbaroque – Le profond, le sublime … et le frivole – ACERT, Tondela, Portugal

Collective Exhibitions

(2021) Local Goes Global – Pop Gallery, Paris, France

(2021) New Era for Humanity – Movart Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal

(2021) Rare Efect vol2 – an NFT Festival – Arroz Studios, Lisbon, Portugal

(2020) Pop-Up Casa 70 – Casa 70 Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal

(2019) Festival dos Canais – Aveiro, Portugal

(2019) 5th Espinho Bienal – Espinho Museum, Espinho, Portugal

(2018) International Biennial of Contemporary Sacred Art, Pio XII Museum – Braga, Portugal

(2018) Glo’Art – Lanaken, Belgium (2017) Dream Castilho – Castilho 203, Lisbon, Portugal

(2017) Symphonic Gardens, Gramaxo Foundation – Maia, Portugal

(2017) Thinking Baroque, Train station gallery ARTMAP – Braga,