Diana Lobo

Born in 1984 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Diana Lobo explores the authorial literature and the various nuances of the written text, having found in concrete poetry - and later in marginal poetry, a link of interest with the visual arts.

Her research focuses on reconciling the written text with the visual language, and her influences range from writers to artists such as Antonin Artaud, Sergio Camargo, Louise Bourgeois, Gunter Uecker, Alicja Kwade, Olafur Eliasson, and Ana Cristina Cesar.

Her work feeds on concepts of Brazilian neo-concretism, especially the "Frente" movement that took place in 1959 in Rio de Janeiro.

In her first participation in an international exhibition, he presented the installation Fuga at Arte Laguna Prize in Venice. The immersive work addressed issues related to self-expression and femininity. Diana is also publishing her first book of poetry, A Nudez da Palavra, in 2020.

EAV - ESCOLA DE ARTES VISUAIS DO PARQUE LAGE De l'art de l'installation - La spatialité immersive
Procedural Writings and Artistic Subjectivities
Reflections on contemporary Art with Iole de Freitas

UAL - University of the Arts Central Saint Martins Contemporary Fine Art Practice, London UK

MoMA (Online Course) - Modern Art and Ideas

PARSONS NEW SCHOOL OF DESIGN
Strategic Innovation Management, New York, USA

2017 - Arte Laguna
Arsenale, Venice - Italy

2019 - Projeto 2020
Galeria Carambola, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
group exhibition

2019 - Espaço em Si
Casa França Brasil, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
group exhibition