Standing in The Real World Before its Lens., Circa 2017
Print : digital art, collage, fine art print, giclée · 114.3 x 81.3 x 0.3 cm 45 x 32 x 0.1 inch
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Print : numbered and limited to 3 copies
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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digital art , collage , fine art print , giclée on canvas
Dimensions ( cm • inch )
114.3 x 81.3 x 0.3 cm 45 x 32 x 0.1 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
"Standing in the Real World Before Its Lens" captures a tension between visibility and control, where the act of being seen becomes both an expression of identity and a vulnerability. The fragmented facial composition, coupled with the metallic scissors, reflects the constant negotiation between self-presentation and societal expectations. The scissors, rusted yet sharp, symbolize an attempt to reshape or define the self under the gaze of external forces.
The monochromatic palette enhances the drama, evoking a timeless quality while drawing attention to the bold contrasts of shadow and light. The high-gloss nails and sleek, sculptural hair suggest an effort toward perfection, while the asymmetry in the face hints at the impossibility of achieving it fully.
This piece questions the act of looking and being looked at—how we are constantly edited, cropped, and framed, both by others and ourselves. It stands as a reflection on the duality of self-perception in a world that demands both individuality and conformity. Are we standing as ourselves, or are we standing as the versions we think the world wants to see?
Presentation
Sephora Venites is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice spans performance, video, painting, photography, and technology.
Her multifaceted approach merges technical precision with intuitive experimentation, crafting visual narratives that transcend aesthetic and conceptual boundaries.
Beyond her work in the visual arts, Sephora is a dedicated actress, bringing a broad perspective to her roles in film and television. Her credits include the independent feature Liquid Love (2018) by Vitor Steinberg, inspired by Zygmunt Bauman's writings; Matthew John's contemporary adaptation of Hedda Gabler ; Andrew Arthur's romantic comedy Love at First Swipe; and the acclaimed series Mr. Selfridge (2013).
A graduate of Barcelona's Institut Català de la Moda in costume design and editing, Sephora applies her expertise in visual storytelling to push the boundaries of art and identity. In collaboration with photographers such as Paul Winstone, Nick Delaney, and Jonas Tucci, she developed a fine art photography series paying tribute to Frida Kahlo, reinterpreting her iconic aesthetic through a contemporary lens.
Her work masterfully bridges traditional and contemporary media, creating art that is both timeless and cutting-edge. Inspired by movements like Dadaism, Sephora's projects explore philosophical themes through vivid visual metaphors, questioning the nature of art itself.
With a bold and visceral style that echoes her Brazilian roots and the lush landscapes of her childhood, Sephora reinvents imagery and narrative within the digital age, challenging the concept of authenticity in a "copy-paste" culture.
Education:
FASHION AND VISUAL ARTS:
- Introduction to Fashion Design at Felicidad Duce, Barcelona, Spain (2003).
- Costume Design Degree from Institut Català de la Moda, Barcelona, Spain (2004-2007).
- Graphic Design and Illustration at Escola São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (2009-2010).
Press Highlights:
- The World of Interiors February 2025 | Artistic Impressions.
- British Vogue August 2024: Featured in Vogue's Gallery spotlighting Suki Waterhouse.
- Vanity Fair Magazine:
- February 2024: Studio art feature spotlighting Simone Biles.
- May 2023: Curated Collection showcasing a selection of unique works.
- April 2023: "The Spring Studio" issue with a focus on emerging artistry.
- Hollywood Issue 2023: The 29th edition honoring A-list talent in art and film.
- The World of Interiors:
March 2023: "Artistic Impressions" feature in Condé Nast Britain.
Public Activities & Awards:
- Woman Art Award 2018. Dedicated to Sofonisba Anguissola, this award was presented at Fundación Pons in Madrid, Spain, from April 13–15, 2018.
- 58th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2019.
Participated in the Biennale Arte 2019 as part of the collateral event “Thirst," showcased at Palazzo Ca' Zenobio, Dorsoduro, Venice, within the national representation of Bangladesh.
- Parallax Art Fair, London:
Displayed her work at the Parallax Art Fair, held at Kensington Town Hall, London, UK, from July 20–22, 2018.
- Aqua Art Miami 2019.
Exhibited with LUMAS at the Aqua Art Miami fair from December 4–8, 2019, highlighting innovative and emerging artists within Miami's vibrant art scene.
- UNESCO Gender Equality Division Exhibition 2020
In September 2020, she joined an exhibition at Palazzo Velli Expo, Rome, Italy, hosted by the Centro per l'UNESCO di Bologna. This event celebrated UNESCO's enduring commitment to women's rights, empowerment, and gender equality.
- Decentraland Annual Art Week 2021.
Participated in the Portion Museum's grand opening in Decentraland's Voltaire District during Art Week 2021, showcasing NFT artwork alongside renowned crypto artists across seven interactive floors (July 9, 2021).
- Art in the Metaverse: Digital Futures Exhibition, January 2022.
Featured her digital works in the Digital Futures series at the Portion Museum in Decentraland, engaging with audiences at the intersection of virtual art and the metaverse.
- Beyond Realism: Metaverse Art Exhibition, 2022.
Held a solo exhibition titled Beyond Realism from April 2–9, 2022, in Decentraland's Museum 13,75. The event featured Dada and Surrealist-inspired NFT art and included a unique giveaway of rare wearables, creating an immersive experience for attendees.
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