Gusty Ferro (b.1988, Santos, Brazil) is a cross-disciplinary artist whose work explores the relationship between architecture and the body, as well as the materiality of everyday objects, urban infrastructure and displacement. Their practice spans sound, sculpture, video, drawing, printmaking and installations.
By closely observing their surroundings and reflecting on how specific spaces affect emotional states Ferro creates a sentimental cartography, one that is constantly shifting and redefined with each significant encounter. Their work acts as a form of translation, responding to these lived experiences that shape identity and the perception of public space.
Education
Royal Academy Schools, PGP in Contemporary Fine Arts, London, UK, 2025
School of the Damned, PGP in Contemporary Art Practice, nomadic in the UK, 2019
Centro Universitário Belas Artes de São Paulo, BA in Visual Arts, SP, Brazil, 2011
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By closely observing their surroundings and reflecting on how specific spaces affect emotional states Ferro creates a sentimental cartography, one that is constantly shifting and redefined with each significant encounter. Their work acts as a form of translation, responding to these lived experiences that shape identity and the perception of public space.
Education
Royal Academy Schools, PGP in Contemporary Fine Arts, London, UK, 2025
School of the Damned, PGP in Contemporary Art Practice, nomadic in the UK, 2019
Centro Universitário Belas Artes de São Paulo, BA in Visual Arts, SP, Brazil, 2011
Please email me for CV