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ADRIANA CARVALHO
810 Lincoln Road, Studio 111
Mixed Media/Sculpture

305.310.0297 www.amcarvalho.com acarvalho@mac.com Brazilian born Adriana Carvalho received her BFA from the Faculdade de Artes Plasticas in Sao Paulo. Upon graduation, she moved to Chicago where she was first introduced to the welding process. Chicago’s extensive resources for recycled materials, world renowned architecture, iron structures and public art influenced her art making process, merging the spirituality of her native country, Brazil, with the industrial personality of Chicago. Adriana presently lives and works in Miami Beach, an environment that has fostered her work and allowed it to become more adventurous by incorporating diverse, unexpected materials to communicate her ideas. She creates artwork out of passion and ideas from circumstances in daily life. The challenge for Adriana is working with harsh items as metal products, and delicately transforming them into an artwork that represents her dreams, fears and social commentary.




ARTISTS	ALUMNI
800 LINCOLN ROAD DUWIN, NATASHA FOLTZ, J. KEVIN GIL LAFFAN, JAMIE HERIA, ALEXANDER LEROI, DAVID MARRERO, ENA MONOKIAN, VENESSA MORO, HUGO & LUSSON, JULES SUREL, NINA 810 LINCOLN ROAD ALLEN, WILLARD ANDRE ARDAVIN, ANTHONY CARVALHO, ADRIANA CHIMENTO, TONY COAD, WENDY CORONA, ALFONSO COCOTOS, TOM CONTRISCIANI, PABLO CORONA, ALFONSO CRONEY, MATU FELICIANO, SUSAN FRIDERICI, KATERINA GARCIA - NEREY, LUIS GARMENDIA, ROSA NADAY KISSIK, KATHY SCHAEFFLER, LISSETTE SAGAR, BEATRICIA SARNO, DAMIAN SCHAEFFLER, LISSETTE SINANAN, FRANKLIN WRIGHT, ANTONIA ZALBEN, DAVID 924 LINCOLN ROAD BERNADETTE DESPUJOLS BABETTE HERSCHBERGER BOFILL, RAMON F HAMMAR, PETER JESTROW, REGINA MATAMOROS, G AND BARGE, R RODRIGUEZ-GRABER, DORIS SERRANO, AMANDA SHARON, RUSSELL		ADRIANA CARVALHO 810 Lincoln Road, Studio 111 Mixed Media/Sculpture 305.310.0297 www.amcarvalho.com acarvalho@mac.com Brazilian born Adriana Carvalho received her BFA from the Faculdade de Artes Plasticas in Sao Paulo. Upon graduation, she moved to Chicago where she was first introduced to the welding process. Chicago’s extensive resources for recycled materials, world renowned architecture, iron structures and public art influenced her art making process, merging the spirituality of her native country, Brazil, with the industrial personality of Chicago. Adriana presently lives and works in Miami Beach, an environment that has fostered her work and allowed it to become more adventurous by incorporating diverse, unexpected materials to communicate her ideas. She creates artwork out of passion and ideas from circumstances in daily life. The challenge for Adriana is working with harsh items as metal products, and delicately transforming them into an artwork that represents her dreams, fears and social commentary.	Click on an image below to see it in closer detail: