Policarpo José Ribeiro is a Brazilian visual artist born in 1966 in Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo. He draws from cubism, expressionism, and abstraction in his work, often featuring organic forms, geometric structures, and musical instrument motifs on dark or light backgrounds using materials like acrylic, collage, and assemblage.Artistic StyleHis early career shows strong influences from Picasso, Braque, and Paul Klee, evolving into a polymorphic expressionist approach with varied supports and techniques.Recent pieces like "O Mago" and cubist still lifes such as "Natureza Morta" highlight vibrant, textured compositions.Professional CareerRibeiro has taught art since 1988 in São Paulo's public schools and private institutions, including workshops at Florida International University and cultural projects in the US and Brazil.He served as vice-president of The Arts Office in Miami from 2004-2011, coordinating international exchanges, exhibitions at venues like FIU Gallery and Broward Center, and initiatives like "Suzano & Lauderhill - Cidades-Irmãs."Notable ExhibitionsKey shows include Pedrazzoli Gallery (2010), Ion of Art Auction (2009), BNP Paribas Brazil (2006), and a virtual exhibition in Mexico with ancient-themed works.He maintains an active presence on platforms like Saatchi Art, Instagram (@policarpo_ribeiro), and Facebook.