Bergamo, October 7th - Brazilian artist Tâmisa Trommer opens her studio to showcase her latest works from the "Resilience" series. Drawing inspiration from the flora she has been capturing for 20 years and the bucolic landscapes of Italy, the artist displays 8 pieces transitioning between watercolor, gouache, pencil, and acrylic, all with a delicate and distinctive touch.

Through her botanical lens, Trommer illustrates autobiographical memories, believing that the flora encountered throughout life becomes interwoven with our identity. Thus, by recording and reflecting on her strengths and vulnerabilities, she conveys a message about life cycles and society's cultural and emotional connection with nature. The opening of her studio is only on October 7th at Via Carlo Pescaria, 37 - Bergamo/BG/Italy.

Tâmisa Trommer, born in Brazil in 1985, reinterpreted her understanding of life after tragic family events, strengthening her sensitive and escapist personality. Her works grace the permanent collection of the Brazilian Museum of Engraving and have been exhibited in prestigious Brazilian institutions like SESC Avenida Paulista, Sesc Pompeia, and Centro de Cultura Mário Quintana. She has also presented her creations at biennials like Recôncavo Baiano (BR), Olho Latino (BR), and the London Biennale (UK). Among her accomplishments, she achieved 1st place at SESI Descobrindo Talentos (BR), 2nd place at "The Magic of Transformation" (UK), and was included in the encyclopedia of visual artists by Itaú Cultural, one of Brazil's foremost institutions in contemporary art. She holds a degree in Visual Arts and a specialization in Design for Printing, in addition to a Master's in Design. Her versatility spans painting, drawing, mural art, illustration, and photography. In 2023, she has already exhibited in Milan and participated in the live painting show, Art Battle, in London (UK).

For further details about her work, visit https://tamisa.art/.