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Flavia Daud ©

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Born in 1962 in the city of São Paulo. Graduated in Industrial Design from the Faculty of Communication and Arts at Mackenzie Presbyterian University in 1985. From 1986 onwards, attended various art and design courses across Europe (particularly London and Milan) and the USA. Starting in 1987, began producing her own signature design pieces, participating in various artist groups and supplying products to numerous stores and galleries—such as Artefacto, Tok&Stok, Interdesign, Galeria Montessanti-Roesler, Nanni Movelaria, and Arthur Mattos Casas, among others—as well as establishing representation throughout Brazil. In 1994, ventured into the fine arts, producing paintings and sculptures and launching a series of solo and group exhibitions at venues such as Galeria Britto Central (alongside Romero Britto), Espacio Movida, Espaço de Artes Dado Bier, Sociarte, and the Chapel Art Show (2014, 2015); participated in Casa Cor (2009–2015), Milan Design Week (2012–2024), Miami Art Basel (2015), and DW! Design Weekend SP (2012–2025) with paintings and sculptures; and received the Museu da Casa Brasileira Design Award in 1990.

In the mid-1990s, she focused her work on interior architecture, creating pieces for various residential and corporate projects; She has produced works for architects such as Debora Aguiar and João Armentano, among others, as well as for various interior design firms, collaborating directly on projects involving feature walls in common areas, model units, apartments, hotels, offices, retail stores, and private residences; She writes a column on VISUAL ARTS; Specializes in LOGO DESIGN and VISUAL CONCEPTS; Director of the Visual Arts division at the Clube Monte Líbano cultural center; As a CURATOR, she organized exhibitions featuring Caciporé Torres and Yutaka Toyota in 2019, and Davi Dalmau and "100 Years of Manabu Mabe: A Legacy of Art and Family" in 2024.

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