Ana Sofia Ribeiro

Portugal °1997
research interests: Ecology, wilderness, anti-aesthetics, materiality, Anthropocene
affiliation: i2ads, Vicarte, fbaup
orcid: 0000-0003-2625-3009
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Ana Ribeiro, born in Porto in 1997, is an artist and a researcher at the Foundation for Science and Technology. She primarily works as a visual artist, focusing on the intersection between art and environmental sociopolitical issues. She began her artistic journey at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Porto, where she completed her bachelor's and master's degrees in painting and developed a practice centered around experimenting with materials as a means of understanding the territory. Since 2016, she has been working and exhibiting both individually and collectively, as well as participating in national and international biennials and artistic residencies. Currently, in her doctoral studies in fine arts, she is exploring research aimed at an ecology of mind and action, rethinking nature and the wilderness as spaces of subversion.

 

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  • Desperfilar as artes visuais, o objeto enlouquecedor e o movimento das coisas (last edited: 2025) author(s): Orlando Vieira Francisco, FELIPE Argiles, Ana Sofia Ribeiro This exposition is in review and its share status is: visible to all.
    Exposition of the seminar "Deperfilar as artes visuais, o objeto enfrenquedor e o movimento das coisas" (Unprofiling Visual Arts, the Disturbing Object, and the Movement of Things) and publication of the same name for the series Desajustados - Coleção de Textos Falados (i2ADS). The event was organized within the “Arquipélago” program promoted by ID_CAI - IDENTIDADES_Coletivo de Ação/Pesquisa (i2ADS) in October 2024. The results presented arise within the scope of visual and performing arts by approaching a transdisciplinary analysis of the historical, epistemological, and categorical profile in which the subject and nature are perceived, the territory is thought, and science merges. The event and its derived publications are part of the research project program “From the top of the mountains we can see invisible monuments: transnational artistic investigation on landscape environmental changes caused by infrastructure space” (i2ADS).
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