Sáraméllo (1978) is a visual artist, illustrator, and art educator. Her body of work spans painting, drawing, muralism, sculpture, and digital media, shaping a distinct visual universe marked by poetic depth and socio-environmental inquiry.
 

Holding a degree in Architecture and Urban Planning from UNESP, a postgraduate specialization in Plastic Arts Techniques from Universidad Complutense de Madrid, a postgraduate degree in Arts Education, and classical music training from the Conservatório de Tatuí, the artist integrates spatial composition and rhythmic structure into her fine arts research.
 

With an established career spanning over two decades, she has participated in major international and national art fairs, including the Affordable Art Fair (Singapore, Hong Kong, and New York), SP-Arte, and PARTE. Her work has been showcased in solo and group exhibitions across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, having been represented and exhibited by galleries such as Art Front Gallery (Singapore), Galerie 17 Point Arts (France), Galeria nuVEM, Galeria Smith, and Galeria QAZ (São Paulo).
 

Her practice also features in notable institutional exhibitions and public collections, including presentations at the Brazilian Museum of Sculpture and Ecology (MuBE), the Gail Museum (South Korea), and the Salon d’Art Contemporain de Montreux (Switzerland). Her works are part of permanent public collections, such as the MARCO (Museum of Contemporary Art of Mato Grosso do Sul) and MuBE, as well as prominent private collections in Brazil and abroad.
 

Alongside her studio practice, she conducts art instruction, creative mentoring, and develops commissioned projects, including art direction, editorial illustrations, and large-scale murals for international brands and publications.