Thoughts are unsaid, and
then
forgotten
Bruna Braga is a multimedia artist from Brazil whose work inhabits a liminal space between metaphorical reality and transcendental nature. She uses symbolism to explore and question the nature of existence, creating essay films that hover just outside the bounds of reality but could not exist without the power of poetry. Her practice balances a love for lyrical realism with an urge for magical realism — a blend of Bergman's hardness and Akerman's quiet melancholy.
Bruna Braga’s work blends intimate confession tapes with poetic narratives, exploring personal thoughts through the lens of surrounding ecosystems. Her films create poignant portraits of identity, nature, and human emotion, combining experimental visuals with ecological and emotional depth. Bruna also contributes to production management and community-driven projects, seamlessly connecting her personal vision with collective experiences.
When Bruna is not focused on her narrative films, she works on art installations, combining digital or analog video synthesizers with physical sculptures. This creative exploration allows her to push the boundaries of visual storytelling and technology, offering a unique and immersive artistic experience.