"Veickan" in her essence - The nature of woman. (2023) Painting by Emiondi Olivais (Emiondi)

Emiondi Olivais (São Paulo, September 10, 1971). She is a Brazilian painter, based in Portugal. He changed his career from a floral designer to dedicate himself to drawing and painting. And she always says that the God of the Bible is her greatest inspiration and the light of her life. The first exhibition took place in Europe. The iconographic development of his work is captivating. Its inspiration comes from Cubism and Abstract Expressionism within a marked femininity that transforms the aura of the piece with a contemporary dynamism and a freshness that does not allow boredom.
Emiondi brims with contagious joy, and he transfers much of that energy to his canvases. She is a woman passionate about colors, flavors, family, friends, flowers, times and classical music.
There is no limit to developing a piece of sculpture, painting or drawing. People, life, beauty and poetry are part of each brushstroke.

Mark Rothko, Pablo Picasso, Miró, Kandinski, these are the rules of art.
He works with mixed techniques and mainly with acrylic paint on canvas, linen, cotton, paper, wood, tubes, these materials are his allies to finish his work.
some of your works
take weeks to complete.
After years of studies, he came across the technique of acrylic paint/charcoal and pastel on canvas, where he creates a smoky white atmosphere, sometimes in lines and rectangular shapes. The composition of textures and grooves, in light tones, establishes a serene peace, where the viewer can visually travel through the sensitivity and lightness of colors. His career, now giving way to a much more cohesive and defined work. There is a freedom of complete peace, when we focus on one of his canvases, warm tones, with lots of white from start to finish.

Welcome everyone to the world of Emiondi Olivais.
"It's a joy to be able to share a little bit of myself with you all."

Art history _ Unesp

Abstract Art in moMA course NY

Visual Arts FMU_SP_ Brazil in progress

• Nationality: BRAZIL
• Date of birth : 1971
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary Brazilian Artists