Séfora Camazano

Spanish-Brazilian visual artist and photographer

Séfora Camazano (born 1981, Lorena, Brazil) is a Spanish-Brazilian multidisciplinary artist with over two decades of professional practice spanning painting, photography, graphic design, and visual narrative. Her work is distinguished by the convergence of technical rigor and introspective depth, establishing a sustained dialogue between the human, the spiritual, and the realm of memory.

Séfora has received multiple recognitions for the artistic merit and sensitivity of her work and has exhibited internationally in institutions, galleries, and art fairs across Europe, the Middle East, and the United States. Her exhibitions have taken place in cities including Valencia, New York, Basel, Zurich, Paris, Zug, Barcelona, Cologne, Milan, Nice, Palma de Mallorca, Florence, Berlin, Venice, and Dubai, consolidating her presence within the contemporary art scene.

At the core of Camazano’s practice lies a profound commitment to human dignity, resilience, and the transformative potential of art. Through long-term projects such as Female Portraits: Migrants—presented at the Museo de Historia de Valencia, Centro Ibercaja Actur in Zaragoza, and the Casa de Cultura of Alboraya—and Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past, exhibited at The Westin Valencia and the Botanical Garden of the University of Valencia, she has given visibility to migrant women and survivors of violence. These bodies of work transform portraiture into a space of remembrance, awareness, and symbolic reparation.