Bruno Pedrosa (b. 1950, Cedro, Brazil) is a celebrated contemporary artist renowned for his mastery across multiple disciplines — including painting, sculpture, jewelry, Murano glass, and textiles. Over a career spanning more than five decades, Pedrosa has forged an enduring legacy through his innovative exploration of color, form, and materiality, establishing himself as one of Brazil’s most significant artistic voices.

Pedrosa began his artistic journey in 1967, embarking on a path defined by constant evolution and dialogue between tradition and innovation. Drawing inspiration from his Brazilian roots and European influences, he has developed a cohesive visual language that harmonizes diverse cultural expressions. His sculptures and jewelry exemplify both meticulous craftsmanship and a profound sensitivity to material, imbuing his works with emotional resonance and a timeless human connection.

Exhibited extensively across Europe, North America, and South America, Pedrosa’s work is represented in numerous public and private collections worldwide. His contributions have been instrumental in bringing Brazilian art to international prominence.

“An artist needs to know the world he lives in... With this knowledge and his creativity, he can create works that reflect the period he lived in: no man is an island,” Pedrosa once remarked.

This belief runs through his entire oeuvre, in which themes of identity, memory, and transformation intertwine. His comprehensive monograph, Between Worlds, documents over 400 works across his career and includes critical essays by Ferreira Gullar and Rosa Barovier Mentasti, offering profound insight into an artist whose work continues to bridge cultures, disciplines, and eras.