André Senna is a Brazilian visual artist whose work moves between photography, digital art, and graphic interventions. His practice is marked by a contemporary and experimental approach, exploring themes such as identity, memory, and the relationship between body and space through images that provoke reflection and dialogue.

Using mixed techniques — including digital manipulation, collage, and direct intervention on photographs — Senna constructs visual narratives that challenge traditional boundaries of the image. His work constantly seeks new forms of expression, creating pieces that question perception and the representation of reality.

With exhibitions in Brazil and abroad, his trajectory presents a body of work that merges the poetic with the conceptual. André Senna asserts himself as an artist who treats the image as a space for aesthetic and critical experimentation, opening paths to multiple interpretations of time, the body, and contemporary vision.

Awards
1st place at the Savassi Jazz Festival.
Gold, bronze, and three statuettes at the Brasília Photo Show (2021 and 2022), in categories such as cityscape, edited/composite, and rail mobility.
2nd place in a photography competition in Casa Brasil - Liechtenstein.

Exhibitions
Selected works featured in festivals such as Sabiá and Foto em Pauta, with exhibitions celebrating the anniversaries of Belo Horizonte (121 years, in partnership with Globo TV) and São Paulo (469 years).