Fernanda Naman
Brazil - 1973
Fernanda Naman, born in 1973 in São Paulo, is an artist who lives and works in her hometown. Throughout her career, Fernanda has dedicated herself intensely to studying the arts, attending courses at renowned institutions. In 2009, she participated in a portfolio follow-up with Agnaldo Farias and Dudi Maia Rosa at the Instituto Tomie Ohtake. She studied photography under Inaê Coutinho and visual thinking with Marcia Xavier at the same institute. She explored installations with Laura Vinci and contemporary art with Waldo Bravo.
In 2003, she studied painting and sculpture at Carlos Daniel Cruz's atelier. In 2001, she delved into painting with Tuneu at the Brazilian Museum of Sculpture (MUBE). Additionally, she studied architecture and urbanism at the Fine Arts College of São Paulo and plastic arts with Marco Giannotti at MUBE.
Her educational journey began in 1993 at the Lorenzo de’Medici School in Florence, Italy, where she studied art history and painting, and as early as 1984, she began her studies in painting at the Pan-American School of Art in São Paulo.
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