Marli Miotta

I am a Brazilian artist whose work is rooted in the sensitive observation of everyday life, exploring themes such as landscapes, animals, time, and the human figure.

My practice moves across different series and visual investigations, in which simple forms and subtle compositions create spaces for contemplation and openness.

The “Azulino” series, inspired by a lifelong coexistence with cats, is one of these expressions — a poetic unfolding within a broader artistic research.

My work seeks to create images that invite pause, imagination, and a more intimate way of seeing.

Master’s degree in Letters (Language and Literature), with a background that informs a sensitive and narrative approach to visual work.

“Outras Luzes”, Casa de Cultura José Gonzaga Vieira, Londrina, Brazil, 2009
“Vazio Cheio”, Biblioteca Municipal de Londrina, Londrina, Brazil, 2009
Espaço Cultural A Yoshi, Londrina, Brazil, 2008
“Via Bahia”, Instituto Mauá, Salvador, Brazil, 2002
“Marli Miotta”, Grande Hotel Águas de São Pedro, São Paulo, Brazil, 1999
Salão de Instalações de Piracicaba, Piracicaba, Brazil, 1999
Salão de Arte Contemporânea de Piracicaba, Piracicaba, Brazil, 1998
“Olhar Feminino”, SESC Piracicaba, Piracicaba, Brazil, 1987