Antonio Dias – Anywhere is My Land, 1975 – Silkscreen
Silkscreen on paper
Anywhere is My Land by Antonio Dias, created in 1975, is a limited edition silkscreen print that reflects the artist’s engagement with political and conceptual art. Measuring 45 x 62 cm, the piece features a grid-like structure reminiscent of a star map or celestial chart. The black background is dotted with white specks, simulating stars or cosmic debris, while the title “ANYWHERE IS MY LAND” is boldly displayed at the top left, asserting a statement of universal belonging or borderlessness. The use of the grid suggests order and mapping, contrasting with the vast, chaotic appearance of the stars. Dias’s work challenges viewers to reflect on themes of territory, ownership, and identity, inviting a broader contemplation of freedom and space.
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Antonio Dias (Brazil, 1944–2018) was a multifaceted artist whose work spanned painting, sculpture, and conceptual art. A prominent figure in the Tropicália movement, he critiqued political oppression and societal issues through his art. Dias's innovative use of materials and engagement with global art dialogues cemented his legacy in contemporary art.
Artwork Copyright © Antonio Dias

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Anywhere is My Land by Antonio Dias, created in 1975, is a limited edition silkscreen print that reflects the artist’s engagement with political and conceptual art. Measuring 45 x 62 cm, the piece features a grid-like structure reminiscent of a star map or celestial chart. The black background is dotted with white specks, simulating stars or cosmic debris, while the title “ANYWHERE IS MY LAND” is boldly displayed at the top left, asserting a statement of universal belonging or borderlessness. The use of the grid suggests order and mapping, contrasting with the vast, chaotic appearance of the stars. Dias’s work challenges viewers to reflect on themes of territory, ownership, and identity, inviting a broader contemplation of freedom and space.
Artwork Copyright © Antonio Dias
Antonio Dias (Brazil, 1944–2018) was a multifaceted artist whose work spanned painting, sculpture, and conceptual art. A prominent figure in the Tropicália movement, he critiqued political oppression and societal issues through his art. Dias's innovative use of materials and engagement with global art dialogues cemented his legacy in contemporary art.
Artwork Copyright © Antonio Dias
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Antonio Dias – Anywhere is My Land, 1975 – Silkscreen

Antonio Dias

Anywhere is My Land, 1975

45 x 62 cm

Est. 2005 — twenty years of collecting, online.