Maisa Champalimaud

Born in Lisbon, Maísa Champalimaud is a Portuguese-Brazilian artist who has developed her own language, distinguished by her freedom and chromatic intensity. Her work is the result of an impulsive and intuitive creative process, in which each canvas represents a fusion of cultural influences and personal experiences.
With a career already established for almost 15 years, Maísa has exhibited her work in several Portuguese cities, including Lisbon, Braga, Seia, Gaia, Tavira, and Faro. Additionally, she has participated in international projects, taking her art to countries such as Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Some of her works are part of renowned private and institutional collections, including the White House. The artist has also explored her creativity by creating murals for public spaces, hotels, and prestigious buildings.

Maísa is also an entrepreneur in the arts sector, with a career marked by collaborations with brands and institutions. She has participated in charity auctions in partnership with the Association Salvador, CAPITI, Quinta Essência and Palácio do Correio Velho, Cabral Moncada, actively collaborated with Atlanta, Monarte, as well as YOM, in the creation of exclusive prints for garments and carried out large-scale private orders for luxury apartments.

His work also includes high-profile projects, such as the new packaging for the chocolate salami brand "O Lisboeta," the back label design for Xutos & Pontapés wine, and the creation of artistic murals in iconic spaces such as El Clandestino restaurant and LX Factory, as well as the poster for the film Salgueiro Maia - o implicado. In recent years, he has held several notable exhibitions, including "Foi um rio que passar na minha vida" and "Azul," both at Coletivo 284, as well as
"Underwater" at the Verride Hotel, "Wonderland" at Taguspark, and "Poptrait" at ORIQ. He was a finalist for the Portalegre Tapestry Prize and continues to expand his artistic presence through collaborations with LACS Lisboa e Cascais, where he has exhibited his paintings.