A Brazilian visual artist with over two decades of studio practice, Graziela Pinto works across painting, installation, drawing, collage, photography, and objects -- a body of work that began in painting and has continuously expanded outward. Her practice is rooted in the cycles of life, energy, nature, and transformation, with a visual language built from spherical forms, layered textures, and a palette marked by femininity and vitality. Recurring motifs of the sphere carry symbolic weight throughout her work, evoking ideas of unity, continuity, and the living rhythms of time.Her 2025 solo exhibition Deixando Sementes, Colhendo Frutos (Leaving Seeds, Harvesting Fruit) at Galeria Tato in São Paulo -- the result of three years of research -- presented works exploring energetic flows and elemental transformation. The exhibition was curated by Andrés I. M. Hernández with a critical text by Agnaldo Farias. Her earlier series Bios Vidaexpanded the practice into mixed-media installation, combining graphite, oil, and stencil to synthesize formal and natural elements.Beyond the studio, Pinto has co-founded initiatives that connect art to social impact, including Design da Mata, a project supporting artisan communities across 13 Brazilian states, and ArtChallengeSextou, a platform linking artists to social causes. She has exhibited in Brazil and internationally and lives and works in São Paulo.