Maurizio Mancioli

Maurizio Mancioli es un artista visual ítalo-suizo radicado en São Paulo, Brasil. Su obra incluye fotografía, técnica mixta, performance, instalación, videoarte y cine. En sus obras, Maurizio examina estados de aislamiento, memoria, así como los límites entre realidad y ficción. En 2002, tras una carrera como empresario en el ámbito educativo, Maurizio comenzó a estudiar artes y a producir. En 2004, ganó el Premio Funarte Arte Visuais (São Paulo) y se sumergió en la escena del arte contemporáneo. Ha exhibido sus obras en museos y galerías como: MAM (Rio de Janeiro), Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro), Galeria Vermelho (São Paulo), Le Lieu (Québec), Dot Box Gallery (Milán), Roch Gallery (Suiza). En 2020, su primer cortometraje, In Vitro, ganó 5 premios internacionales.Creador del Acquabox, una instalación de agua que combina arte y terapia. Dueño y curador de PARAHAUS, un espacio de arte contemporáneo multidisciplinario en São Paulo.

Desde 2011, Maurizio ha realizado varias obras colaborativas con artistas como Ana Montenegro, Manuel Vason y, más recientemente, con Hifa Cybe, y con su pareja, Lillian Hastings.

Lillian Hastings es Profesional de Branding, con formación en Artes Visuales y Diseño por FAAP y Panamericana, y certificados en Historia del Arte, Curaduría, Cine, Fotografía y Diseño. Lillian ha escrito sobre estilo de vida y artes contemporáneas para algunas revistas brasileñas, ganando un Premio PAJ (Prêmio Abril de Jornalismo) en 2011.

Maurizio Mancioli is an Italian-Swiss visual artist based in São Paulo, Brazil. His work includes photography, mixed technique, performance, installation, video art and cinema. In his works, Maurizio examine states of isolation, memory, as well as the limits between reality and fiction. In 2002, after a career as an entrepreneur in the educational field, Maurizio started to study arts and to produce. In 2004, he wins the Funarte Arte Visuais (SP) Award, and ingresses the contemporary art scene. He showed his works in museums and galleries such as: MAM (Rio de Janeiro), Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro), Galeria Vermelho (São Paulo), Le Lieu (Québec), Dot Box Gallery (Milan), Roch Gallery (Switzerland). In 2020, his first short movie, In Vitro, won 5 international awards. Creator of the Acquabox, a water installation that combines art and therapy. Owner and curator of PARAHAUS, a multi-disciplinary contemporary art facility in São Paulo.

Since 2011, Maurizio realized various collaborative works with artist such as Ana Montenegro, Manuel Vason, and, more recently, with Hifa Cybe, and with his partner, Lillian Hastings.

Lillian Hastings is Brander, with a degree in Visual Arts and Design from FAAP and Panamericana and certificates in Art History, Curation, Cinema, Photography and Design, Lillian has written about lifestyle and Contemporary Arts for some Brazilian magazines, winning a PAJ Award (Prêmio Abril de Jornalismo) in 2011.