
I am a visual artist, using photography, collage, digital drawing, and other resources to create imperfectly perfect works of art that inspire people to reflect on choices and broaden their horizons. I believe that accepting certain imperfections is part of nature as a whole and also of being human. I balance a strategic pursuit of improvement with an acceptance of my limitations, and this is also part of my art, regardless of the central theme of each work or project.
My work identity is the constant search for new ways to express themes that are part of life through art; it’s about finding meaning even in seemingly simple images, conveying beauty that goes beyond aesthetics, which can often be intentionally imperfect.
My background includes a degree in advertising and marketing, where I discovered my aptitude for photography and drawing, among other skills.
I was born in Brazil and after living in 3 other cities, I currently reside in Curitiba.
My greatest inspiration is the combination of observing my inner world and the beauty around me. My inner struggles are not uniquely mine. Many other people experience similar issues, and not everyone understands what it’s like to be in these situations. Through art, I can express my pain and pain that isn’t mine alone. I can also point to where I see hope and inspiration to overcome such pain and raise questions about issues that can cause collective suffering. Through art, I bring a myriad of feelings to the world in the form of original images.
There is technical mastery, but it is not the end goal. The choice is for structured expressiveness, where what seems like deviation is often language.
I am currently developing material for my first exhibitions, and the contribution of patrons and companies is very important to accelerate the process and allow me to complete the project quickly.
Repertoire is power.
Welcome to my universe!
Nycka Nunes
nycka@nyckanunes.art and marketing@nyckanunes.art

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Part of my visual universe
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