Micaela Cyrino Before being and artist, Micaela Cyrino is a black woman living with HIV for vertical transmission.She develops her artworks reflecting the stigmas and prejudices towards the HIV and the black body. The reality Cyrino lives everyday since she was born.
Mariana Fujisawa Mariana Fujisawa Mariana Fujisawa is an illustrator.Making use of different techniques, as charcoal and ink drawings, photography and and an impressive variety of colors, she illustrates stories.Some of them are already written, others lived and imagined by the artist.
MIMURA RODRIGUEZ Mimura Rodriguez artistic reference comes from her ancestrality, maternity and Candomblé.Always observant over the steps of the elderly and connected to the view of those who just came to the world, Rodriguez displays an unique point of view.Using as canvases the tapestry, the woodcut and the streets, she takes as support ancestral knowledge, …
Lucas Bandeira Lucas Bandeira is a versatile artist. The works transit through different artistic languages, the lines of investigation of his research contemplate the printed arts (woodcut, linocut, prints in digital art and fine art), tattooing, performance, literature, gender, sexuality and education; in the search and creation of possible, imaginative and non-identity bodies. As a …
ANDRE CALIGARI Andre Caligari explores the abstract through lines, colors and shadows, inviting the observer to use the imagination to navigate his pieces.Caligari puts in his artwork what he sees from life and nature, with paintings that expose feelings and desires.He says “in paintings, I work the shadows of the forest, seen by us, as …
JORGE FEITOSA Jorge Feitosa was born in Porto Velho, Brazil. But it was in São Paulo that he started working as a photographer.As a visual artist, he makes performance, photography and video his language.Jorge’s artwork has themes such as identity, displacement, death and a strong connection with the Amazonic forest.He also tries to translate to …
The artist Lila Deva was born in Recife, Brasil.Her art manifests forms and colors from the African philosophy and spirituality, focusing on the kemectic (egyptian) philosophy.Beyond the research, she brings to live spiritual, emotional and physical experiences, trying to translate them to archetypes and colors.Deva identifies the paintings as dreamlike, because it’s her dreams she …