Visual Artist · Campo Grande, Brazil
"My work explores identity, memory, and the relationship between body and space - through photography, painting, sculpture, and installation."
Marble as a physical representation of time. Each vein, each layer carrying historical narrative - shaped by geological processes that mirror how personal experiences and memories form individual stories.
Macro photography of mineral pigments - magnified particles revealing vibrant colors, intricate textures, and unique patterns that exist beyond the threshold of human perception.
Broken surfaces as cartographies of wear - cracks that resemble leaf veins, celebrating both fragility and resilience. Inspired by Alberto Burri's vision of discarded materials as creative potential.
Janaina Coll is a Brazilian visual artist based in Campo Grande, MS. Her practice integrates photography, painting, sculpture, and installation - exploring identity, memory, and the relationship between body and space.
Her approach fuses different techniques and materials, creating immersive and sensory experiences that often invite public interaction. Trained at institutions including MASP, MAM São Paulo, and Grisart International Photography School in Barcelona.
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