Beth Moyses

Beth Moysés - 129 in flames I

Técnica: Printing in pigmented inks on Hahnemühle Photo-Rag 308 gr.

Biografía del Artista: Beth Moysés is a Brazilian artist born in 1960 in São Paulo. She graduated in Fine Arts in São Paulo and specialized in Visual Communication, completing a Master's degree in Fine Arts at the State University of Campinas and a PhD in Communication and Semiotics at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. She is a feminist activist and has collaborated assiduously since her beginnings as an artist with women's groups against abuse, producing participatory works with a strong social charge. Her work is characterized by addressing themes such as identity, memory and the human condition. Moysés uses a variety of media, from painting and drawing to installation and performance, to explore these themes in a deep and moving way. Moysés' artistic quest focuses on her own personal experience and that of those around her. She has worked closely with vulnerable communities, such as homeless people and women in prison, using art as a tool to empower these people and give them a voice. Through workshops and collaborative projects, Moysés has created safe spaces for these communities to express their own stories and connect with their own creativity. Moysés has also explored identity and personal memory in her work. In her series of paintings titled “Unquiet Memory,” she used the technique of frottage to capture the texture of everyday objects and give them new life on the canvas. These paintings are a meditation on the passage of time and the way objects connect us to our memories and our own personal history. Through her work, Beth Moysés demonstrates that art can be a powerful tool for personal and community connection and empowerment.