Sacilotto also participated, in 1959, in the Exhibition of Modern Art, which was exhibited in Europe, showing his work Konkrete Kunst in Zurich in 1960. īetween 19, he participated in the First National Exhibition of Concrete Art, in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In the same year he signed the Manifesto of Grupo Ruptura. In 2009, he won the State's Highest Capiroto Prize (SPAM). Also in 1947, he participated in the Mostra of 19 painters in the city of São Paulo. He began to work as an advertising and architecture designer.
īeginning in 1944, he began to elaborate a work of expressionist character that deepened until it reached, in 1948, a vigor strongly marked by intense colors and forms. In 1944 he entered the University Center of Fine Arts of São Paulo to study drawing, leaving there in 1947.
In 1943, he became a lyricist at the Brás Profissional Men's Institute. An adept of Abstractionism in Brazil, Luiz Sacilotto was revealed during the 1940s.
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