Rodrigo Moreira is a Brazilian multidisciplinary artist based in NYC working on printmaking, video, installation, web,  and text. His projects are related to personal narratives, systems of communication, and how images and text  can evoke and subvert certain ideologies. By collecting stories, he works on ways to link the original message to  systems of power and control shaping behavior and subjectivity. He holds a BA in Communication Studies and a BA  in Graphic Design with complementary studies in Fine Arts. Moreira is part of LAZO, an artist collective that creates  participatory projects bringing together Latinx artists across the Americas. Moreira was an artist in residence at  the Center for Book Arts in NY in 2022. 2019 fellow of the AIM Program of The Bronx Museum, 2018 fellow of NYFA  Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program: Social Practice, and 2016-17 fellow of the QUEER|ART’s Mentorship project in  NYC. His work has been featured in selected exhibitions in Brazil, Cuba, Croatia, Portugal, Spain, and the USA, such  as Bronx Calling: The Fifth AIM Biennial and FOUND: Queer Archaeology; Queer Abstraction at the Leslie-Lohman  Museum. In 2015, he was awarded the 66th Salão de Abril Prize in Brazil. 

IG: @rodrigo_._moreira