Fidelis Unum

Visual artist, Political Scientist, and Researcher with a background in Literature and Linguistics. Completed undergraduate studies in Brazil (USP/UNESP) and abroad (University of Georgia), earning a Master’s degree in Political Science from the University of São Paulo, as a CNPq researcher. As an artist, has been participating in Regional Art Salons since 2013. In São Paulo, alongside communication projects, has been involved in organizing cultural events since 2018, and in 2019 began exhibiting in Art Galleries and Art Shows. Additionally, serves as secretary of the Study Group on International Protection of Minorities, affiliated with the Faculty of Law at USP, Caeni, and the School of Scientific Diplomacy and Innovation, InnScid USP, linked to the Institute of International Relations. Bringing experience in both traditional and digital media, ranging from drawing, oil painting, watercolors, and acrylics to digital art. Recurrent themes in the work include reinterpretations of mythology, the problematic nature of language and cognition, as well as political power and its social ramifications.