Crislaine Tavares. Born in 1997, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Visual artist, researcher, graduated in Engraving from the School of Fine Arts of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). Currently in the Ventre-n1 Program at the HOA gallery.

At the beginning of her artistic career, she researched the objectification of black women, during this process she came across very complex sensations. After frustrated attempts to continue with this research that was generating her illness, she started a research in development, where she chose to experiment with lyrical abstraction, in a process of meeting with herself, seeking an internal communication with the sensitive in the exercise of breaking from external impositions on your body, feeling, knowing and thinking, mainly from drawing, among other languages as a writing process about your movement, dialoguing with the place where you live, to the memories that permeate this place of origin, as a starting point of departure. As the experiences with her work passed, she has been affirming the senses as a form of knowledge, which seeks to nourish the body in the face of a more attentive listening, in which she welcomes and always chooses to care, as a strategy of not becoming ill, tracing the paths taken.

Bedroom-home is an environment in which she seeks to materialize the desire to have a room of her own where she could create a welcoming world to inhabit her desires and anxieties.