Bio: Vera Costa resided in SF for 10 years, making pieces based on her path through life, her familial narrative and as a female in the present age.
Her works incorporate a weaving tale of heritage and identity, played out in texture and discoloration as it unfolds into the woman as creator, and the pieces as the "created". Vera's works speak to a rich web of ancestral belongings, feminine identity and the struggle between the traditional roles held between genders and those updated roles that inherently shape a modern woman.

Short Bio

Born in Brazil, based in San Francisco. B.A. and M.A. at Feevale University-RS-Brazil. Exhibitions: Diverso at Brazilian Consulate in 2009; Exonome at Mexican Consulate in SF in 2008; Mozart Award at ACT Center of Contemporary Art, Vienna, Austria; Red, San Mateo City Hall Gallery, 2008; Red and Pink Tale, Mina Dresden Gallery, 2007; Art in USA Embassies Program, Swaziland, Africa 2007; Red Impressions, A-Forest Gallery, NY, 2007; SF Open Studios, 2007, Tactics and Strategies 19th Solo Mujeres at Mission Cultural Center, 2006; SF International Arts Festival, 2007; Transformations, ArtworkSF, 2007;