Ariell Guerra, visual artist and muralist, born in 1994, has roots in Seridó, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.

 

​​Self-taught, she found painting the most attractive way to express herself. The artist searches past memories and current perceptions for the basis of her expression. This journey is presented in works that subtly portray interpersonal relationships, the popular universe in which he grew up and reflections that arise from her experiences.

 

​In her work Ariell does not explicitly demarcate the gender of her characters, but gives women indirect protagonism.

 

Her sensitive gaze captures the strength, delicacy and multiplicity of the feminine. Human forms with androgynous characteristics are a way of creating even more freedom, both in identification and interpretation for the observer.

 

Using a vibrant and expressive palette, Ariell incorporates energy and vitality into his works, in the broadest nuances of these sensations. The artist breaks stereotypes and celebrates the beauty of diversity. Its characters have multicolored skin palettes, reflecting the richness of a country marked by the union and plurality of races and cultures. ​​ The works resonate memories and, like a kaleidoscope, transform each fragment into new stories. It is a way of seeing life in its complex simplicity.