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| Regiane Yuki Sabanai Presents Adriana Ometto |
| Ometto Adriana was born in Sao Paulo, January 14, 1986. She attended and graduated in Fine Arts from FAAP in 2007. She Participated on "February 13" at the MAB-FAAP. |
| Exposing her work in "Open Collection" for Isabella Capeto and gallery Valoart. She currently works in her studio and offers private lessons for image processing. Adriana lives and works in Sao Paulo. |
| In her work to note the accumulation of layers that result in a three-dimensional object, in which layers of acrylic or glass overlaps. I once was told that my work could be seen as a "time capsule". Poetically, this definition captures the essence of the work, which is a sort of capsule, where they are stored and accumulated memories, feelings and experiences. |
Even in paintings or prints or
digital illustrations you can also
see the same memory storage.
Inspiration comes from the
ornamentations Renaissance,
through the modernist William
Moris and also by Klimt. Also,
anything that contemplates or
calls attention to, regardless of
where reference comes.
In all the work it can be seen
constructing images that overlap.
The issue of women and nature
is also evident, both by the
choice of material with
drawings, prints and
embellishments. The golden
glow and are also appellants
digital illustrations you can also
see the same memory storage.
Inspiration comes from the
ornamentations Renaissance,
through the modernist William
Moris and also by Klimt. Also,
anything that contemplates or
calls attention to, regardless of
where reference comes.
In all the work it can be seen
constructing images that overlap.
The issue of women and nature
is also evident, both by the
choice of material with
drawings, prints and
embellishments. The golden
glow and are also appellants
“ I believe we perceive through the art of
personal sensitivity. For me, it is all that
holds my attention and makes me stop and
reflect. And it usually happens by the
affective memory.
All that is precious to me, also inspires me.
Whether human or material.
I intend to continue doing my work,
searching and producing”.
personal sensitivity. For me, it is all that
holds my attention and makes me stop and
reflect. And it usually happens by the
affective memory.
All that is precious to me, also inspires me.
Whether human or material.
I intend to continue doing my work,
searching and producing”.