Ananda Nahu

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Ananda Nahu is a Brazilian graffiti artist born in Bahia, Brazil in 1985.^[1] In 2001, she moved from Juazeiro to Salvador, where she attended the College of Design in 2003 and the Fine Arts School at the Federal University of Bahia in 2004.^[2] Throughout this time, she developed interests in diverse artistic expressions such as photography, Fine Arts Paintings and engravings, as a result of her studies and research on lithography, serigraphy, metal graving, and posters.^{[1][better source needed]}

Nahu was introduced to the art of graffiti when she met graffiti artist and current husband, Rodrigo Izolag.^[2] As a result, she began using stencils in order to create wall arts.^[2] In Nahu's work, which mostly showcases women, utilizes a variety of techniques, colors, visual effects, and painting styles contribute to her vision of, combining past and modern cultures and people into a harmonious compositions that expresses the pure beauty, strength, and positivity from the nature of human beings.^{[1][better source needed][2]}

Nahu was selected as one of the "redefining" artists of Brazil in 2015 by CNN Style.^[3] In 2016 she contributed to a large mural in Cleveland, Ohio.^[1][4]

Nahu currently resides in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.^[1]

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