Haran Amorim

Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Haran Amorim is an artist shaped by Brazilian modernism, Bauhaus principles, and global influences. His work explores bold geometry, spatial harmony, and the interplay of form and movement, inspired by Oscar Niemeyer, Athos Bulcão, and Le Corbusier.

Rooted in his Brazilian and Portuguese heritage, Haran draws from Azulejos tilework and modernist abstraction, blending tradition with contemporary expression. Having lived across multiple countries, he brings an observational approach to space, rhythm, and color, reflecting the dynamic relationship between architecture and emotion.

His background in design informs his approach, but at its core, his art is about bridging heritage with innovation, precision with spontaneity—continuing the modernist spirit in a contemporary world.

Faculty of Fine Arts – Lisbon, Portugal
Faculty of Fine Arts – Porto, Portugal

• Brésil Art France – Carrousel du Louvre, Paris (2017)

• Nano Sampa – Art exhibition in Spacío Uruguay
to 
celebrate the 463 anniversary of the city of São Paulo.
São Paulo, Brazil (2017)