11/08/2025
Viviane Piccoli (Casa Branca, São Paulo, 1990) is an independent photographer and researcher. Her work explores themes such as identity, memory, place, and space, with an emphasis on gendered experiences.
Her research and projects often stem from personal and family histories intertwined with female experiences. Through the appropriation of archives and the use of manual techniques—such as collage, stitching, and free embroidery—she constructs visual narratives that navigate the tension between the intimate and the collective.
With a background in Geography, she incorporates concepts of space, landscape, and place into her artistic practice, seeking to understand how the relationship between lived space and the experience of identity contributes to the construction of her visual poetics. She also pays close attention to the everyday, particularly the domestic environment and the ordinary aspects of life.
Since 2023, she has dedicated herself fully to photographic practice and to studying photography as a language. Previously, she worked as a teacher and environmental educator. She is currently a mentor for a study group for women photographers,
fostering knowledge exchange and strengthening the creative community. She also actively participates in courses and study groups on photography and feminism, expanding her reflections and practices.
Disclaimer: The artist has decided to put her name on the presentation in lowercase.