Inos Corradin

Inos Corradin was born in 1929 in Vogna, Italy, and began his artistic studies in Castelbaldo with Tardivello. In 1950, he moved to Brazil, initially settling in Jundiaí. Since 1952, he has participated in important group shows such as the São Paulo Art Salon and the National Salon of Modern Art. Between 1954 and 1955, he dedicated himself to scenography.

Corradin has held solo exhibitions in countries including Italy, Israel, Germany, Switzerland, the United States, Argentina, Uruguay, the Netherlands, and Canada, as well as in various Brazilian cities. His art encompasses paintings of landscapes, figures, and still lifes, characterized by humor and a tendency towards stylization with effective use of colors.

In 1986, his works were exhibited at the Noelle Gallery in Zurich and at the Supersaxo Gallery in Martigni, Switzerland. Moreover, in 1987, in addition to exhibiting at the André Art Gallery, he had works shown at the Munsterberg Gallery, in Brasília, Switzerland. His recent exhibitions include "Impressions: the art of Brazilian engraving" at the Banespa-Paulista Cultural Space in 1998 and "4 Decades" at the Nova André Gallery in 2001, both in São Paulo.

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