Keila Serruya

Visual Artist and Filmmaker. Understands the street as a space for dialogue with the city, producing audiovisual setups that show films, photos and video art. Artist who uses photography and audiovisual as a tool to offer self-esteem and question black people's deletions; currently, uses her body as a protagonist in the construction of her works. Recognizes the urban space as a crossroads of possibilities, which provides a non-hierarchical decolonial dialogue with the public. Nominated for the Pipa Award 2021. She has extensive experience in directing the production of audiovisual projects such as series and short films. Manager of the Group Picolé da Massa, Artistic Director of the Right to Memory Project, member of the APAN – Association of Black Audiovisual Professionals and Trovoa National.