Samuel Alves de Jesus: Perpétuo
Yehudi Hollander-Pappi•Jul 21, 2026 — Aug 15, 2026
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Perpétuo is the first solo exhibition by Brazilian artist Samuel Alves de Jesus, on view from July 21 to August 15 at Yehudi Hollander-Pappi in São Paulo. Across the gallery’s five rooms, Alves de Jesus presents a series of new works spanning sculpture, installation, painting, and sound, in which salt is omnipresent.
In the exhibition text, curator and researcher João Paulo Quintella highlights the abstract language of the show, stating: “Samuel’s exhibition seems to generate a few hypotheses. Regarding the fundamental traits, Samuel makes me reconsider a keyword against which all sorts of antagonisms bear down: communication. This concept has been quantified to exhaustion, yet it still holds a foundational place in our relationships. Samuel reminds us that communication does not reside in the media but is centered in the body and in the abstract, unquantifiable effects it reveals.”
Samuel Alves de Jesus (São Paulo, 1999) lives and works in Taboão da Serra, Brazil. Working across…
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Samuel Alves de Jesus: Perpétuo
Yehudi Hollander-Pappi•Jul 21, 2026 — Aug 15, 2026
Press Release
Perpétuo is the first solo exhibition by Brazilian artist Samuel Alves de Jesus, on view from July 21 to August 15 at Yehudi Hollander-Pappi in São Paulo. Across the gallery’s five rooms, Alves de Jesus presents a series of new works spanning sculpture, installation, painting, and sound, in which salt is omnipresent.
In the exhibition text, curator and researcher João Paulo Quintella highlights the abstract language of the show, stating: “Samuel’s exhibition seems to generate a few hypotheses. Regarding the fundamental traits, Samuel makes me reconsider a keyword against which all sorts of antagonisms bear down: communication. This concept has been quantified to exhaustion, yet it still holds a foundational place in our relationships. Samuel reminds us that communication does not reside in the media but is centered in the body and in the abstract, unquantifiable effects it reveals.”
Samuel Alves de Jesus (São Paulo, 1999) lives and works in Taboão da Serra, Brazil. Working across…







































































