Lidia Lisbôa

Terra Roxa, Brazil, 1970.
Lives and works in São Paulo, Brazil.

Lidia Lisbôa’s artistic practice unfolds across multiple mediums, including sculpture, crochet, performance, and drawing. At the heart of her research lies the act of weaving biographies, which explores the intersections of body, landscape, and memory through materials that preserve the imprint of her hand and gesture.

Her work emerges from a continuous practice that merges art and life, where sewing, thread, and narrative become exercises in subjective construction, healing, and transformation.

Recent solo exhibitions include: Têta, Museu de Arte do Rio – MAR, Rio de Janeiro (2024); O Teatro, Millan, São Paulo (2024); Ofício: Fio: Lidia Lisbôa: Mulher Esqueleto, Sesc Pompéia, São Paulo (2023); Acordelados, Millan, São Paulo (2022); and Memórias do Afeto, Centro Cultural Santo Amaro, São Paulo (2021).

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