malabarism over Paris Print

Carolina Saidenberg is a plastic artist from São Paulo Brazil, she draws and paints since she was a child. Designer and illustrator, she lived in Italy during 2011, where he could study arts and fashion design, phase that dramatically influenced her works. Since then she has participated in national and international exhibitions. Among them are the Carroussel du Louvre Art Show in Paris in 2012, an individual exhibition in Paris by the Monod gallery in 2013 and the individual exhibition "Gueisha" by the Amî gallery in São Paulo, in 2014 and the exhibition "Saidenberg: father and daughter" held in the Military Circle of São Paulo in 2015. Her work "Gueisha" is at the permanent collection of a museum in Italy, the Memorial of the First World War in Trento. She also was part of the Elephant Parade that happened for the first time in Brazil in 2015 with the elephant "Tata", which is now part of the Elephant Parade Global collection in Thailand. Participated at the Elephant Parade São Paulo 2017 also with the elephant "Paulistinha" that now is part of the private collection of Hotel Toriba in Campos do Jordão located at São Paulo state. Her style currently follows two main themes; One of them is urban, where she portrays melancholic landscapes in transformation and its contrasts between old and new, observed by the look of the soul. In this environment also enter mysterious characters of circus that seek the balance in the abyss and birds that pass in flight.  Her other line of work is an oriental style, where she draws the feminine world. She has her works represented in Europe by the Velvenoir gallery based in Austria.