Tales Bedeschi

Tales Bedeschi is a visual artist and educator with a multifaceted career and diverse engagements in contemporary art. He holds a master's degree in Art and Image Technology from the School of Fine Arts at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), where he also graduated in Printmaking in 2006 and Visual Arts Teaching in 2009. Additionally, he has a technical education in administration from the Technical School of Managerial Training of SEBRAE/MG.

Since 2005, Tales Bedeschi has distinguished himself as an art educator and cultural producer. He is an active member of artist collectives, including Kaza Vazia and the Environmental Interference Program (PIA), where he develops collaborative projects that explore the interaction between art, urban space, and the environment.

Exhibitions and Participations
Recent Selections
2013: 18th International Festival of Contemporary Art Sesc VideoBrasil, São Paulo, SP.
2013: Iberê Camargo Scholarship, featured artist on the Fundação Iberê Camargo website.
2013: Sesi Contemporary Art - 2013 show, Curitiba, PR.
Salons and Competitions
2012: EDP Arts Award, Tomie Ohtake Institute, São Paulo, SP.
2010: 9th Jataí Salon, Museum of Contemporary Art, Jataí, GO.
Solo Exhibitions
2012: "Horizontes", COPASA/MG Art Gallery, Belo Horizonte, MG.
2010: "Onde Começa o Céu", woodcuts and drawings, Nello Nuno Gallery, Fundação de Arte de Ouro Preto (FAOP), Ouro Preto, MG.
2008: "Matriz Perdida", Passarela da Biblioteca Pública Estadual Luiz de Bessa, Anexo Francisco Iglésias, Belo Horizonte, MG.
International Engagement
Tales Bedeschi has participated in exhibitions in Brazil, Cuba, the United States, and Uruguay, highlighting the breadth of his artistic practice and recognition beyond Brazilian borders. His work involves a continuous exploration of the intersections between art and technology, resulting in pieces that challenge traditional perceptions and promote a critical dialogue on contemporaneity.

Contributions and Influences
Through his exhibitions and projects, Tales Bedeschi has significantly contributed to the contemporary art scene. His ability to integrate artistic practice with education and cultural production reflects his commitment to the development and dissemination of art as a means of social transformation.