Rio de Janeiro-born artist Marcos Chaves creates work which defies easy categorisation: since the 1980s, he has moved between installation, photography, video, sound and text, exploring the idea of place with irony and humour – from a series of photographs of potholes on Rio’s streets, to a famously subversive play on the endlessly reprinted tourist postcards of Sugarloaf mountain. Long the subject of his work, Marcos continues to call Brazil’s second city home, which is where you’ll find him come summer, never far from Ipanema, his favourite beach in the world.