1997, São Paulo, SP. Lives and works in São Paulo.

Luna Buschinelli is a visual artist, muralist and illustrator who began her practice in 2012 on the graffiti and street art scene in São Paulo. Since then, she has expanded her work from the streets to painting on canvas and digital animations on large LED screens - constantly tensioning the boundaries between space and presence, both physical and virtual environments, public and private spheres.

Inspired by literature, philosophy, the pop iconography of video games and the culture of the 2000s - the repertoire of a generation that grew up alongside the rise of technology - the artist investigates both the beauty and the paradoxes of our time through emotional atmospheres, bringing her research closer to existentialist philosophy and psychoanalysis.

His narratives inhabit the threshold between everyday simplicity and playful lyricism, blending magical realism, mythology and visual iconography with a pop aesthetic that brings the general public closer to themes such as identity, memory and otherness - questions that are increasingly urgent at a time when automation and technology are reconfiguring our understanding of ourselves, while communication, massified by the effect of networks, is redefining the way we perceive and deal with the very nature of information.

Throughout her career, in addition to leaving her mark through national and international murals and projects - most notably the largest female mural in the world(Contos - Rio de Janeiro, 2017) and her collaboration with filmmaker Tim Burton - she has consolidated a production that is based on the intersection between urban presence and narrative construction. Her works are articulated on different scales and supports, from the macro to the micro, reaffirming the multidisciplinary nature of her practice.

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