Amora Ju

Trans activist, visual artist, researcher, and art educator. Her investigations and productions intersect with personal and theoretical background as practices of representation.

Amora Ju exhibitions

Memory and identity through art.​

His research intersects with his personal and theoretical background, as well as his practices of representation. This reveals a production that, through sensitivity, allows for the elaboration of creative processes in multiple languages.

Visual artist born in Greater São Paulo, holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Federal University of Pelotas in Rio Grande do Sul, currently living in SP. Always working in multiple languages, her works range from manual impressions such as printmaking and silkscreen printing to painting through drawing the human figure and collage in her creative processes. The artist explores memory, identity, and the body through representation and portraiture.

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