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ADRIANA CARVALHO
810 Lincoln Road, Studio 111
Mixed Media

Carvalho started an art apprenticeship in a remote town in Brazil called Taquaritinga. There is a bar on each corner, a small library but not a single art school. She made dolls with clay from imagination and later experimented with materials such as tin, wire, wood, mango seeds, sugar cane sticks and corn...real organic sculptures!
After Carvalho moved to Chicago, she became influenced by the extensive resources available for use and inspiration like recycled items, iron structures and public art. Her art making process merged the spirituality of her native country with the industrial personality of Chicago. Currently the artist lives and works in Miami Beach, an environment which has fostered and allowed her work to become more adventurous by assembling more unexpected materials. Carvalho produces out of passion and experiences from daily life, with the goal of expressing positive values through a posture of beauty.

305.532.5422
acarvalho@earthlink.net




ARTISTS
800 LINCOLN ROAD DUWIN, NATASHA EURYDICE FOLTZ, J. KEVIN GIL LAFFAN, JAMIE HERIA, ALEXANDER LEROI, DAVID MARRERO, ENA MONOKIAN, VENESSA SUREL, NINA 810 LINCOLN ROAD ALLEN, WILLARD ANDRE ARDAVIN, ANTHONY CARVALHO, ADRIANA CHIMENTO, TONY COAD, WENDY CORONA, ALFONSO CRONEY, MATU FELICIANO, SUSAN GARCIA - NEREY, LUIS KISSIK, KATHY SCHAEFFLER, LISSETTE MESA, LUISA MORO, HUGO & LUSSON, JULES SABIDO, ALEKXEY SAGAR, BEATRICIA SARNO, DAMIAN SINANAN, FRANKLIN WILSON, ROBERT ZALBEN, DAVID 924 LINCOLN ROAD COCOTOS, TOM CONTRISCIANI, PABLO GARMENDIA, ROSA NADAY MATAMOROS, G AND BARGE, R OPALKA, BRANDON WRIGHT, ANTONIA	ADRIANA CARVALHO 810 Lincoln Road, Studio 111 Mixed Media Carvalho started an art apprenticeship in a remote town in Brazil called Taquaritinga. There is a bar on each corner, a small library but not a single art school. She made dolls with clay from imagination and later experimented with materials such as tin, wire, wood, mango seeds, sugar cane sticks and corn...real organic sculptures! After Carvalho moved to Chicago, she became influenced by the extensive resources available for use and inspiration like recycled items, iron structures and public art. Her art making process merged the spirituality of her native country with the industrial personality of Chicago. Currently the artist lives and works in Miami Beach, an environment which has fostered and allowed her work to become more adventurous by assembling more unexpected materials. Carvalho produces out of passion and experiences from daily life, with the goal of expressing positive values through a posture of beauty. 305.532.5422 acarvalho@earthlink.net	Click on an image below to see it in closer detail: