SUÉCIA
o que menos gosto:
as claras noites de verão
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estradas e cidades limpas, livre de poluição visual
posted by Marcia Britto at 17:52
Kaffe com Arte
3/23/2004
SUÉCIA
o que menos gosto:
as claras noites de verão
o que mais gosto:
estradas e cidades limpas, livre de poluição visual
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I am a Brazilian graphic designer and artist. I grew up in the state of Minas Gerais. Since my childhood art shas been a great part of my life. I studied Visual Communication at the University of Minas Gerais and took degree in 1986. I have been very active in my career, participated of archaeological expeditions photographing rock paintings, making scenery for exhibitions, theater and designed storefront windows. Also participating in exhibitions and providing workshops at the Federal University. In the beginning 2003 I moved to Sweden. There I learned the language, started working with glass in the famous Glasriket, opened an art gallery, did workshop for amateur and professional artists and participatedin exhibitions and international art fair in Stockholm. In 2008 I moved to Switzerland, continued with exhibitions there and in Japan although my career was interrupted by health conditions. After recovery and in search of the prime climate I am moved with my husband and two cats to Malta with the intention of returning to regular activities.
