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omentejovemFor omentejovem, art is a mirror. One that reflects the artist’s intentions, but also shows the viewer’s own memories and desires; your mental shape. Though the whole ‘Stories on Circles’ series carries the imprint of personal creation, the artist finds greater meaning in how others receive it: in what they notice, feel, or quietly project onto the work. This exchange feels profoundly human for him, and a necessary way of bringing us all together, to know we are not alone in the wild and bittersweet journey of life. If you allow yourself a moment to linger, just noticing the work, something unexpected may emerge; perhaps less in the artwork itself, but actually more within you. “This is the last artwork in the collection. It doesn’t ask to be understood, but to be felt.”


Stories on Circles is the first-ever collection presented under SILK — a reflection on how limitations can become a source of liberation. Each piece by omentejovem unfolds within the strict boundary of a circle, yet every one tells a different narrative, transcending its fine-line border through emotional depth. In the spirit of works like Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man or Hilma af Klint's spiritual abstractions, the collection embraces a paradox: creativity sparked by constraint rather than hindered by it, treating circles not as closed loops but as generative spaces full of possibility.
Each work is produced as a digital print with mineral pigments on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm, 100% cotton archival paper.
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Each piece is available in two formats. Regular edition prints come as a limited edition of 3, signed and numbered by the artist and shipped rolled in a protective tube — ready for you to frame your own way.
The artist's proofs (A.P.) are the collector's format: presented in a museum-quality white wooden frame with UV-protective glass, signed and numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Thales Machado, better known as omentejovem, is a self-taught digital artist from Brazil. His work oscillates between figurative representation and abstract openness, forming a visual diary that documents his life experiences and emotions in a very powerful way.
$1,500