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Fernanda Tosta is a designer and woodwork artist based in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Using methods of various disciplines, Fernanda is working with analogical and digital tools to shape better realities creating new forms to occupy public and private spaces with her-other bodies.

Long term projects 2017~2020++
Short term projects 2013~2019++

Collaborations
Projects 2009~2020++
Object Conversadeira —
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  1. Conversadeira is a metaphor, it is a meeting in sculpture. When used, they generate a type of artistic proposition that happens among its participants through words - speech and listening. 
  2. It provides an experience of space that distances us from the common state, bringing us closer to the attempt to understand things, others and ourselves.
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Fernanda Tosta — Designer and Artist



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I love teaching what I can do

I develop workshops where, through carpentry, I seek to promote social transformation, focusing on the individual protagonism of each participant, combining empathetic communication and collaborative creation processes through project learning.

I dedicate myself to learn and teach the craft of carpentry since 2013 having done several projects of furniture and products using traditional techniques to digital manufacturing in the execution of my creations.

My training in General Design and Postgraduate in Design Management provided contact with tools that help me create innovative teaching experiences, applying methodologies such as design-thinking and prototyping, so that doing is part of learning.

I believe in the power of collaboration to solve real problems and for that reason I collaborated in countless joint efforts, in addition to guiding multidisciplinary groups in projects such as Hackathon Paulista (2015), Casa Fora de Casa (2017-2018) and Interactivos (2016-2018).

I am part of the association Silo - Arte e Latitude Rural with orientation of cultural projects in Serrinha do Alambari - RJ and I also teach and learn with young deaf and listeners in the socio-educational joinery project at the Tomie Ohtake Institute (2016-2018).

I research teaching methodologies, experiential learning approaches in artistic processes and also the impact of urban furniture in public spaces. I have worked with several collectives, organizations, companies and projects created by me or in partnerships with different activities.