About Vanessa Lazzari
Vanessa Lazzari is a visual artist and designer. Her work emerges from a fascination with the world around her: objects, spaces, memories, gestures, and small scenes of everyday life. Through a sensitive exploration of materials and languages, she creates original works that invite contemplation, awaken new perceptions, and bring poetry back to what once seemed familiar.
Material, Gesture & Gaze
Her practice begins with experimentation. Fabrics, cords, threads, paper, metal, cement, and other materials are shaped through hands-on processes that explore texture, volume, rhythm, and presence. Each work shifts the expected use of the material and invites new ways of reading and experiencing space.
Projects, Exhibitions & Media
In addition to developing exclusive pieces for brands, Vanessa’s work has been featured in projects, exhibitions, publications, and nationally recognized programs. These include Casa Cor, Design Weekend, Casa Vogue, Folha de S.Paulo, Mais Você with Ana Maria Braga (2022), Decora GNT (2021 and 2022), Big Brother Brasil (2022, 2023, and 2024), and Encontro com Patrícia Poeta (2024–2026).
Brands & Partnerships
Alongside her original collections, the studio develops creations for brands, interiors, set designs, and special projects. Each collaboration begins with a careful understanding of its context, transforming ideas into unique presences.
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My Story
Vanessa Lazzari (Garibaldi, 1990) is a visual artist and designer whose practice moves between art, design, and decoration. She holds a degree in Advertising from PUC-RS and a postgraduate degree in Interior Design. Vanessa found in art a path toward personal and professional reinvention. After years immersed in the world of advertising agencies and large corporations, she decided to step away from that environment and rethink her choices.
Passionate about interior design and architecture, the Plantae collection marked the starting point of an ongoing exploration. New materials, scales, and languages come together in works that move beyond natural references and invite viewers to experience space in new ways.
