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Painter, Photographer, Printmaker, Visual Artist · Born in 1967 - Brazil

Luciana Napchan

55 Artworks

Folia Atlantica

Analogue on Paper
47x31in

$10,900

Folia Atlantica

Analogue on Paper
47x31in

$10,900

Orpheus’ Song I

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Orpheus’ Song II

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Orpheus’ Song III

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

seascape I

Hybrid on Canvas
7x13in

$5,470

seascape III

Hybrid on Canvas
7x13in

$5,470

seascape IV

Hybrid on Canvas
7x13in

$5,470

Orpheus’ Song V

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

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Orpheus’ Song VI

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Orpheus’ Song VII

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Cactus flower II ( part 2 of 3 pieces )

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Cactus flower I ( part 1 of 3 pieces )

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

kiss me

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Red Rose

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Bailarina I

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Bailarina II

Analogue on Canvas
31x31in

$10,790

Into the woods VII

Oil, Pigments on Canvas
17x17in

$10,680

Into the woods VIII, woodcut

Engraving, Pigments on Wood
18x13in

$10,670

Into the woods I

Oil, Pigments on Canvas
17x13in

$10,670

Into the woods VIX

Pigments, Cotton on Canvas
16x12in

$10,670

Fauna Atlantica

Analogue on Paper
47x31in

$12,980

Florilegium I

Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
37x37in

$21,250

Into the woods VI

Oil, Pigments on Canvas
47x35in

$13,000

Luciana Napchan

Brazil

Credentials

Works on commission

Luciana Napchan is a visual artist with an expansive background across photography, painting, printmaking, artist books, and moving images, shaped by her experiences throughout Latin America, Europe, and the United States. She employs techniques such as layering, oxidation, erosion, and sustained observation, blending documentary approaches with poetic transformation to challenge the boundaries between media, surface, and subject. Her evocative works invite viewers into a sensory world where time, memory, fragility, and the delicate relationship between humanity and nature stir profound emotional reflection and a sense of perpetual transformation.