At the end of 2011 honored with the prize Talent Brazil in Boston attributed to its contribution to the Brazilian community in the United States, Zadereski also received his appointment to the 2012 Press Award in the category Visual Arts. Lineu who has worked as an floor cleaner, cook, dishwasher, reception manager, waiter, and others today in addition to artist and 'graphic designer' art and design instructor he teaches for teenagers aged 15-22, in a non-governmental organization, the UTEC (United Teen Equality Center.) http://utec-lowell.org/. Organization that is dedicated to social and economic success of youth and adolescents in the institution seeking the help you need for a new "start". By portraying these and other stories, which led to alliances with the inspiration to customize the challenges and achievements, we can honor an authentic art and the scope of reality with which we identify. Values ​​depicted in colorful pictures and the lives of those who participated directly and indirectly in this allegory. It is the continuing growth and improvement that emerged from daily experiences and constants, which over the years have shown discipline
and dedication in their maturation. But this window was opened earlier with the influences of established artists such as Brazilian Candido Portinary and Tarsila do Amaral who inspired and were added to the first classes of lithography into a cultural center in Curitiba called Solar do Barao at age 10 . Among the characteristics and traits we have identified in his paintings, we see geometric shapes, smiling figures and optimistic. Hand and foot an natural make up of the complex bodies with the help of an inductive three-dimensional element targeting the compound artistic center. Another striking feature of his work are his eyes, always with one eye open and one closed and each picture complete Lineu represents a "belt", where your signature seal the work to close and engage the whole art. For more information visit http:// lineuarts.blogspot.com/
aboutus brazilian art in America