fleeting life by Duda Dir in Belgrade

I'm a Brazilian artist, I currently work with graffiti, murals on high-rise buildings, canvases, tattoos and digital design. I started my journey in 2014 through pixação. I invented the INDOMÁVEIS pixação and I’ve been doing it ever since. Pixação was born in the city of São Paulo Brazil and is a form of artistic expression that transcends mere aesthetics and is inserted in the social and political context. It emerged as a response to inequalities and the lack of space for marginalized voices, especially in urban environments. For many urban artists, pixação becomes a means of protest and empowerment. Through pixação, women can assert their presence in a space that has historically been dominated by male voices. Furthermore, pixação can be seen as an act of resistance. In a society that often silences women, street art challenges norms and stereotypes, allowing female artists to present themselves as agents of change. Each stroke, each letter, carries not only an aesthetic message, but also a call for equality, autonomy and recognition. Thus, pixação is intertwined with the feminist struggle, representing a space where women can connect, share stories and build a community around their experiences. It is a way of showing that art can be a form of protest and that female voices should be heard and respected. Duda identified a lot with this form of expression because it affirmed her existence in society. Later, Duda discovered graffiti, and has continued painting in different ways ever since. Her works portray female characters exalting women in society in a mix with calligraphy, establishing the roots of where she began in art. Her favorite forms of art are rappelling and train art Duda works with murals, panels in indoor and outdoor environments, clothing customization and original canvases. And in the last 5 years he has stood out in the work at height, graffitiing the gables of buildings using rappelling and balancing and currently continues to work at height..