Andrey Guaianá Zignnatto, 1981, lives in Brasil, visual artist and activist, indigenous from Dofurêm Guaianá nation. He presented his works in exhibitions in museums and galleries in Brazil, USA, UK, United Arab Emirates, Italy, Spain, France, Peru, Colômbia e, destak for the solo shows Vermelho Como a Brasa MOLAA Museum LA-USA [2023]; Vermelho Como a Brasa, Capriles Brilembourg collection foundation Madrid – Spain [2023]; ROBÁ, 13a International International Architecture Biennial ‘Travessias’, São Paulo – Brazil. His works are in some important collections such as Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid; Museu de Arte do Rio MAR [Brazil]; Perez Art Museum [Miami, USA], Capriles Brillembourg collection [Miami, USA – Madrid, Spain]; Bunker artspace [Miami, USA], Museu Nacional de Belas Artes [Rio de Janeiro, Brazil]; and others. Since 2002 he develops artistic workshops to humanitarian projects to people who live in extreme vunerable social situation: orphan children in Brazil and Angola, refugee immigrants of civil war from Síria in Brasil and Lebanon, families of Pakistan, Cuba, Venezuela and other countries.