Pace Gallery is spotlighting new paintings by Brazilian artist Marina Perez Simao at Frieze London 2026, which runs from October 14 to 18 in Regent's Park. The presentation is staged within a bespoke architectural environment designed around the works, marking a novel direction in the artist's practice. The body of paintings explores the perceptual possibilities of color through three registers, using layered pigment and shifting light to evoke the changing character of landscapes and seascapes. Simão's fluid compositions move between geography, memory, and atmosphere, continuing her investigation of how color can carry the sensory weight of place. The presentation sits among the fair's noted solo projects this year, which emphasize new work and discovery across 176 galleries from 43 countries. Fair-week coverage has singled out the Pace booth as one of the presentations to seek out, alongside Dalton Paula at Lisson and Albert Oehlen at Gagosian. Simão, Her canvases are built from luminous washes and gestural passages that suggest coastlines, weather systems, and remembered terrain without settling into literal depiction, a language that has won her an international following across gallery and fair presentations. Staging the new paintings within a purpose-built architectural environment signals the gallery's ambition for the series, giving viewers a choreographed encounter with the work at the fair. who works between Brazil and abroad, has built a following for paintings that dissolve the boundary between abstraction and observed nature. The Frieze outing gives the new series its first major fair-platform unveiling during the busiest week of the London art calendar.