Helô Sanvoy (1985) lives in São Paulo. He holds a master’s degree in visual poetics from ECA-USP and a degree in visual arts from FAV-UFG. He is a member of the performance collective Grupo EmpreZa. As an individual artist, he seeks experimentation and the combination of diverse materials, as well as the study of processes, languages, and supports.

He received awards from Prêmio PIPA (2023) and from ABCA: Região Centro-Oeste (2022). He has held solo exhibitions at MAC/GO (2014, GO) and CAL/UnB (2014, DF), and was selected for the 30° Programa de Exposições do CCSP (2020, SP) and for the Temporada de Projetos do Paço das Artes (2022, SP). He has participated in exhibitions such as Mercosur Biennial (2020, RS); Zona de Perigo (2016, PR and PE); Imagens que Não se Conformam (2021, RJ); Carolina Maria de Jesus – Um Brasil para os Brasileiros (2021, SP); and Direito à Forma, Inhotim (2023, MG).

Untitled (2025) is part of the series Lucidez Difusa and is composed of shards of tempered glass—commonly used in doors, shop windows, and façades—combined with materials such as leather, lead, and wood. The work explores the contrast between the transparency and the delimiting function of glass, its rigidity and apparent neutrality. In some pieces, the material is transformed into objects of diffuse translucency, with rough surfaces crossed by leather or lead, reflecting both its materiality and the meanings associated with the everyday use of these elements.