A native of Paraná, Ana Serafin has been painting professionally for over 20 years. She has participated in exhibitions across the states of São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and Paraíba—most notably the 60th *Salão Paranaense* at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Curitiba in 2003.

The artist has also exhibited internationally, with shows in Spain, Portugal, and Argentina. Some of her works are held in collections in Portugal and Spain.

Ana is an abstract artist who works with acrylic paint; her paintings are characterized by their lines and gestures.

Each line leads to a form, and Ana intends for the viewer to follow each line with their eyes.A distinctive feature of Ana Serafin’s work is the creation of planes featuring nuances of black, designed to enrich the artistic concept. In her pieces, the lines emerge through the intensity of the stroke, revealing varying thicknesses.An interplay of overlapping planes is a common element in her work. The essence of her art lies in form, gesture, and the awakening of a fresh perspective.
 

She is an artist who creates her own colors, utilizing both Brazilian and English paints to do so.