
Cida Lima
Cida Lima is a Brazilian visual artist originally from the Sertão da Bahia, whose multicultural experiences across countries like Mozambique, Bangladesh, and the United States significantly influence her work. Since the 1990s, she has collaborated with local artists, reinterpreting traditional aesthetics and challenging eurocentric narratives. Lima's recent exhibition, 'Atlântico Negro,' co-created with Cape Verdean artist Amadeo Carvalho, aims to highlight the strength of Cape Verdean women and address issues of patriarchy and societal transformation. Through her art, she seeks to amplify women's voices and experiences, advocating for a broader understanding of their roles in society.
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Recent news mentions
Cida Lima presents the exhibition 'Cartografia das Travessias', which proposes a dialogue between memory, color, territory, and sharing.
Cida Lima apresenta exposição “Cartografia das Travessias” na Cidade da Praia
Cida Lima is a Brazilian artist who has lived in various countries and draws inspiration from her multicultural experiences.
Artistas plásticos Amadeo Carvalho e Cida Lima mostram força da mulher cabo-verdiana na exposição “Atlântico Negro”