Sheila Ribeiro (born March 25, 1973) is an artist considered to be post-convergent, working in an interdependent, multivectorial and extradisciplinary networked media ecosystem, expressed in an evaporated and remixed materiality. Involved with digital[1] and body arts,[2] as well as conceptual fashion,[3] technology and communication[4][5] and cultural studies. Currently lives between Salvador, Montreal and Rome. She was married to the anthropologist Massimo Canevacci.
Ribeiro is known for her fragmented, fantastical work, treating contemporary power dynamics,[6] migration codes, digital cognition and pop fashion aesthetics,[7] as well as for her multipurpose extra-disciplinary[8] way of working through installations,[9] performances, films, fashion shoots, dance pieces on stage, on camera, on the street.[10]
She has been an artist since 1992 and has also been a consultant on transdisciplinarity,[11] contemporary arts[12] and cultures in the development of new epistemologies.
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