Maracujá2023
Luzia Sento Sé — Visual artist in Salvador, Brazil
A visual language
A painting practice rooted in nature, memory, and Brazilian material culture. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, Luzia Sento Sé creates original artworks, commissioned paintings, and artistic collaborations that bring color, rhythm, and storytelling into private spaces and creative projects.
Fruits, plants, tiles, textiles, lace and beads
carry the memory of a culture
and weave nostalgia into the present.
Available paintings
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Painting series
Badulaque Series
Tiles, straw, textiles and jewelry come together in a composition that transforms seemingly ordinary fragments into something precious.
Painting series
Enxoval Series
The fabrics that shape everyday life inspire delicate and singular compositions, where painting, lace and memory are woven together.
About
Luzia Sento Sé, 1993, is a Brazilian contemporary artist who lives and works in Salvador, Bahia. In her paintings, elements of nature, textures, symbols and concepts evoke affective memories and create connections with the place where she lives. Her research explores embroidery, lace, textiles and other forms of handcraft, transforming material and everyday references into visual narratives. These references take shape through composition, collage and color, in works marked by repetition and rhythm—qualities informed by her relationship with print design, fashion and graphic design. A graduate in Industrial and Product Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design, she has built a multidisciplinary career across art, product, fashion and surface design, both as an entrepreneur leading the Prefiro Colorida studio and as a designer at FARM Rio. She is represented by Tria Galeria in Salvador.
Alongside her independent painting practice, Luzia brings her experience in fashion, textile print design, and visual storytelling to collaborations with brands, creative studios, and cultural projects. Her multidisciplinary approach connects original artwork with new contexts, from commissioned paintings to visual concepts and artistic applications.
