Maya Florence Brittain

Maya Florence Brittain-Sakuma is a multi media visual artist. She is of Japanese and American parentage but was born and raised in Rome Italy where she has now returned to after having lived in Japan and the USA. In her youth she was surrounded by an artistically inclined family. Her father was a writer, producer and film director while her mother was an art historian specialised in the history of Rome. Her inherited passion for the arts lead her to study music at the Rome conservatory, traditional japanese dance and shodo (the art of calligraphy) in Fukushima, Japan, and to earn a degree in Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology of Chicago. Her international background and early diversified education gave her the possibility to live multiple cultures in her youth that are now profoundly embedded in her. As a citizen of the world she is fascinated by her personal search for identity and the oblique precarious manner in which she views existence. Her work allows her to communicate, acknowledge and document the emotional side of this journey.

She is an existential artist.

Illinois Institute of Technology, Bachelors of Architecture
Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia, Diploma di pianoforte

Selection of Shows to date:
Solo Exhibition, Galleria La Griff, Bassano, a cura di Federico Rigoni
Solo Exhibition, Ristorante d’Arte Cris, Jesolo, a cura di Linda de Piccoli
Solo Exhibition, Antico Cafe’ Scrigni, Vicenza, a cura di Maya F. Brittain
Group Exhibition, La Fenice, Galleria M. Mazzocato, Asolo, a cura di Linda de Piccoli
Group Exhibition, Palazzo Moroni, Padova, a cura di Roberto Rossi
Group Exhibition, Chiostro di San Lorenzo, Vicenza, a cura di Roberto Rossi
Group Exhibition, “Galleria Piccola”, Padova, a cura di Alberto Franceschi
Group Exhibition, “Art42”, Palazzo Bomben, Treviso, a cura di Linda de Piccoli
Group Exhibition, “Stranimaneto”, Studio Iroko, Milano, a cura di Daniel Buso
Group Exhibition, “Dinamiche A-temporanee”, Roma, a cura di D. Buso e B. Vincenzi
Group Exhibition, “Rassegna di Arte Contemporanea”, Ca’ dei Carraresi, Treviso, a cura di B. Buso