By Azernews

By Laman Ismayilova

Brazilian street artist Nina Pandolfo will present her art works at Heydar Aliyev Center on December 22. 

The exhibition entitled "Gratitude" will be held for the first time in Baku.

Pandolfo's art pieces are inspired by women of various ethnic origins, personifying the multiculturalism of the world. The art lovers have a chance to view graffiti by Pandolfo.

The artist thinks that the feeling of gratitude should always be instilled and encouraged. Regardless of the situation, it is possible to find a reason for gratitude. Pandolfo says that the strongest feeling of gratitude arises during creativity.

The women in the works that will be showcased have been depicted with wide eyes, belonging to different cultures. Thus, the artist emphasizes the importance of observing the multicultural world around us and perceiving it with gratitude.

Pandolfo was born in 1977 in Brazil. The artist got an education in visual communication art at the State School Dr. Carlos de Campos. Pandolfo began to decorate the streets of Sao Paulo by using a new style.

In a short period of time, the works by Pandolfo became an integral part of the Brazilian graffiti of the 1990s by playing an invaluable role in the demonstration of graffiti art in museums and galleries.

Pandolfo participated in exhibitions not only in Brazil, but also in other countries, including various art galleries in several European countries and the US.

She collaborated with renowned Brazilian street artists in 2007 to paint the facade and tower of the 800-year-old Scottish Kelburn Castle.

The initiative was so successful that the project was included in the 2011 "Top 10 Street Art" list. The exhibition "Gratitude" will last until June 19, 2022.