About – flora aimbire

My name’s Flora Aimbiré,

and I’m so glad you’ve wandered over to my portfolio.

I could give you the usual spiel about my “passion for creativity,” but let’s skip that.

I’ve always been a creative: turning cardboard boxes into imaginary friends, writing stories (here’s a link if you’re curious --> LINK), and constantly reimagining the world around me. Fast forward a few years (and degrees in Architecture and Visual Arts), and not much has changed. I’m still asking, “What if?” and finding joy in making something from nothing.

Before advertising, I spent a decade teaching English to teenagers and adults, an exercise in patience, adaptability, and quick thinking. Later, I dabbled in the intersection of art and tech, pursuing a (COVID-interrupted) master’s in Production and Systems Engineering. Along the way, I picked up deep learning, computer vision, and a love for stepping outside my comfort zone.

I co-founded Intenta 16 and showcased work at the 2017 Bienal de Curitiba. One of my pieces even made it to an exhibition in Poland.

My style? A mashup of order and chaos, geometry meets organic forms, logic meets emotion. Think Artemisia Gentileschi’s drama, Duchamp’s cheekiness, and Cildo Meireles’ brainy chaos.

Collaboration is where the magic happens. I love working with people who challenge me and make me laugh in the middle of a creative meltdown. If you’re looking for someone who colors inside the lines, I’m probably not your person. I prefer to scribble all over the edges and see what happens.

So, what’s next? Who knows?