Porto Alegre, Brazil
Lives and works in São Paulo

Luisa Brandelli’s work is characterized by a subtle use of materials and an exploration of lines that challenges conventional classifications. Her wall installations blend the boundaries between painting and sculpture, reflecting her fascination with the transient and tactile aspects of art. By utilizing materials like cardboard, glitter, beads, and charms, Brandelli conveys a sense of fragility and ephemerality, elevating her pieces to the status of spiritual reliquaries.

The lines in Brandelli’s work—both literally and metaphorically—reflect a tension between structured imagery and abundance, as well as her own exploration of identity and youth.

Her creations resonate with viewers on an emotional level, inviting introspection and contemplation. By weaving personal narratives with broader existential themes, Brandelli positions her work at the intersection of romanticism and systematic thought. This approach honors indirectly post- minimalist art in the context of the post-internet era, making her investigations of line and form significant for new interpretations of abstraction and materiality.