Isadora is a Brazilian visual artist and environmental activist based between Brumadinho, Brazil, with projects focused on art for positive impact and decolonial approaches for narrative change, community building and possible dialogues between Global South and North. In 2023, she co-founded the NGO Webs, collaborating with refugees, migrants, women, and queer artists from over 10 nationalities, promoting decolonial practices in education and art. This first project of the NGO “ToT” culminated in the exhibition “Fragments of Impermanence” during Berlin Refugee Week and she was invited to present her work at South Africa’s conference “(A)Gender Matters”. Isadora’s engagement continued with an exhibition in rural Croatia, exploring post-traumatic landscapes and envisioning new futures. She was invited to the Caux Scholar program, focusing on leadership for peace and community building, runed by IoFC. She is currently enrolled in the Allianz Art-Activism program collaborating with changemakers worldwide.
