Ângela Berlinde
Portugal , 1975
The Little Prince
Amesterdão, Países Baixos,
2004
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The image captures a moment suspended in time: a boy gazes at Amsterdam Central Station through the window of a moving train. His gaze, illuminated by the soft morning light, reflects the vastness of a world waiting to be discovered. There is an innocence there, but also a spark of discovery—as if, at that moment, all dreams were possible.
I see myself in that sunlit gaze, transported back to the past, to the time when I arrived in this city to study photography. It was here, among the canals and cobblestone streets, that I abandoned a career to devote myself to art. And now, in this fleeting scene, the memory resurfaces, intertwined with the present, like a silent reflection in the window glass.
I see myself in that sunlit gaze, transported back to the past, to the time when I arrived in this city to study photography. It was here, among the canals and cobblestone streets, that I abandoned a career to devote myself to art. And now, in this fleeting scene, the memory resurfaces, intertwined with the present, like a silent reflection in the window glass.
Photographer: Ângela Berlinde
Title: Principezinho
Location: Amesterdão, Países Baixos
Year of work: 2004
Technique: Digital
Condition: New
Signature: Signed
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Frame: Not Included
Shipped from: Portugal
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| Support | Dimension | Rarity | Edition | Availability | Price |
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| Fine Art Giclée Print | XL | 180x120 cm | 70,9x47,2 in | Edition of 30 | Limited Edition |
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Ângela Berlinde
Portugal | 1975
Ângela Ferreira (aka Berlinde) is an artist, curator, and researcher in Visual Culture and Contemporary Photography. She holds a postdoctoral degree in Arts and Interdisciplinary Poetics from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, a PhD in Art Education, Visual Communication, and Plastic Expression from the University of Minho (Portugal), and a European Media Master in Photography from the Utrecht School of Arts (The Netherlands). She also holds a postgraduate degree in Artistic Direction and Curatorial Practices.
Co‑founder of the Encontros da Imagem International Photography Festival, which she led as Artistic Director for a decade, she is a member of the curatorial association Oracle and of the Board of Curators at the Museum of Photography of Fortaleza (Brazil). Since 2018, she has been part of the General Coordination team of the Fotofestival SOLAR, where she works as an artistic consultant. She also founded NERVO – The Photobook Observatory in Portugal.
As an independent curator, she collaborates with international festivals and exhibitions such as the Beijing Photography Biennale, Korea International Photo Festival, and GoaPhoto (India). She has published works of photography and text on India and on photopainting in Northeastern Brazil, serves as a consultant for international awards, and participates in juries such as the Sony Awards, LensCulture, and Rencontres d’Arles.
Her work has been showcased in museums and institutions across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, including the Museum of Tomorrow (Rio de Janeiro), CAFA (Beijing), the Center of Photography of Bilbao, and the Delhi Photo Festival.