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Alessia Camoirano Bruges

London, London, United Kingdom

Italian Colombian artist, raised all over Europe and North Africa, her paintings are as diverse and ...

About the artist

Alessia Camoirano Bruges

Joined In 2019

(10 Followers)

About the artist

Alessia Camoirano Bruges

Joined In 2019

(10 Followers)

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EDUCATION

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Italian Colombian artist, raised all over Europe and North Africa, her paintings are as diverse and colourful as the places she has lived. Her work is an exploration and conversation around identity and human emotions.

Her paintings are fluid and powerful, and her hands are guided by a need for expression—for self-acceptance, and for empathy.

Her pieces radiate different influences from different cultures and environments, mixing vivid iridescent colors in a dance that is both energetic and harmonious.

Alessia's art is not meant just to be seen; it is meant to be felt.

University of the Arts London
First Class Honours

- FLUID - London - 2022

- Colours - Sheffield - 2022
- The New Artist - London 2022

- Citizens of Earth 2022 (coming soon)

- Emotional state of mind - Palazzo Cerru' - Verona

- IMMEMORY - Lockdown 2021 https://covid-immemory.com/lockdown-lockets

-Abstract Muse in Togetherness of Diversity 2021 https://musebuz.com/project/abstract-muse-in-togetherness-of-diversity/

-Art Gallery118 Re-Invent 2021 https://www.artgallery118.com/reinvent-inmotion

- SW Gallery 2020/2021

- Jane Gallery 2021 Texas Austin

-Gallery du 808 2020 (Bristol)

-Women 2020 (Online - Hansfords and Sons)

-Diafano Mag 2020 (Online)

-Premio Guglielmo II (Italy)

-Palazzo Cerru' - 2019 SOLO (Italy)

-Walton Fine Art Gallery 2019 (London)

-Disembody/Reconcile 2019 - SOLO (London)

-Gallery du 808 2019 (Bristol)

-Anima Mundi 2019 (Italy)

-Rebirth (Italy)

-Laura I. Gallery 2019 (London)

-Nou Wave - The Biscuit Factory 2019 (London)

-Power 2019 (South Korea)

-God Save The Queen 2019 (London)

-The Dragon Cafe 2019/2020 (London)

-Gallery du 808 2019 (Bristol)