Juliana Vieira

Juliana Vieira is a Brazilian artist from Curitiba. She began painting at an early age, influenced by her uncle, Loio Pérsio, a renowned Brazilian artist. She took several courses at the Alfredo Andersen Museum and later studied Painting at the Lorenzo di Medici School in Florence, Italy, where she learned classical techniques. However, her passion has always been for modern, abstract, and semi-figurative art.

Throughout her career, she has participated in art salons, as well as individual and collective exhibitions. In addition to painting, she also works in Graphic Design and Advertising.

Juliana prefers to paint intuitively, without prior studies or sketches. For her, it is essential that images emerge naturally, without overthinking. Emotions and feelings flow spontaneously, finding their way onto the canvas through her brushstrokes.

Her creative process is driven by the harmony of colors and shapes and the pursuit of brushwork that comes from the soul.

Graduated in Social Communication, Advertisement qualification, at Federal University of Paraná, in 1989;
Painting courses with artists Ronald Simon, LourivalMarcon and Dalva Lobo, at Atelier Alfredo Andresen, from 1987 to 1989, Curitiba - Paraná;
Cinema courses with Ozualdo Candeias and José Jofily, at the Cinematheque of the Guido Viaro Museum, in 1988 and 1989, Curitiba - Paraná;
Painting course at Scuola Lorenzo Di Médice, in 1991, Firenze, Italy;

Individual Exhibition at Centro Cultural Brasil – EUA, “Dernier Cri”, in 1990, Curitiba - Paraná;
Exhibition at the Cultural Space of Livrarias Curitiba “Domani” in 1992, Curitiba- Paraná;
Individual exhibition “So Longe, So Close”, at the Sesc da Esquina Exhibition Space, in 2004, Curitiba- Paraná;
Group exhibition “No Silêncio, a Essência”, at the Intercultural Space, in 2007, Curitiba- Paraná;