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Reflected self portrait by juliana limeira

Juliana Limeira

Unison Colour Associate Artist

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About:

Juliana Limeira was born in Brasilia, Brazil in 1978. Since she was little, Juliana was interested in fine arts and theater. At the age of 13 she attended drawing classes and at the age of 15 she won a drawing competition with a travel awards to the USA. To that age she used to travel to visit exhibitions and museums in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Juliana graduated in Visual Arts at University of Brasília in 2002.

Her works in fine arts are drawings and paintings, landscapes, human figures, and scenes of life that express beauty. As a philosophy lover, Juliana Limeira searches for the meaning and the mystery of life through the arts, being inspired by the figurative and realistic art of many periods of art history, specially the classic, the renascent, the neoclassic, the romanticism and the impressionist.

The artist main medias are oil and pastel. She teaches drawing and painting in her studio and online.

She has been selected and awarded into many salons of art in her country and some in USA. She has works in private and public collections in Brazil, France, USA, England, Portugal.

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