Bruna Piasentini

I am a Brazilian artist in formation, currently pursuing a degree in Psychology. My artistic practice emerges from painting as a space for subjective elaboration, care, and resistance. I understand art as a political and sensitive gesture—one capable of questioning structures of power, inequality, and control, while also creating possibilities for intimate expression and transformation.

My work departs from subjectivity as an untouchable territory—a place where systems of consumption, domination, and normalization cannot reach. Painting becomes a language of listening, shaped by affects, memories, personal experiences, and critical reflections on the contemporary world.

I work primarily with free, experimental, and abstract painting, characterized by a strong presence of color, intuitive gestures, and symbolic constructions. Brazilian cultural elements permeate my work organically, alongside references to Afro-Indigenous spiritualities, which appear not as literal representation, but as lived experience, ancestry, and a way of perceiving the world.

For me, painting is both a therapeutic and political process: a way to access the sensitive, elaborate emotions, and create images that invite connection, open interpretation, and enc...

Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (in progress)

My artistic practice is developed outside traditional exhibition circuits, prioritizing process, creative autonomy, and direct dialogue with the public through digital platforms.