Carla Zaccagnini is an Argentinian artist that currently works and resides in Sao Paulo, Brazil. She began her studies in the 1990s and attended Faculdade Armando Álvares Penteado. Carla Zaccagnini's works are heavily influenced by the concept of art theory; meaning that the artist creates works that are open to multiple interpretations and conceptualized thinking.

As an art theorist, Carla Zaccagnini wants her work to provoke questions in the viewer. Elements of Beauty, 2012 and Evidências de uma farsa: Time and the Economist, 2011 are two of her pieces that challenge the viewer to take an extra step and analyze what the piece means and what it represents. Well known for her diversity of styles, Carla Zaccagnini's art employs a variety of formats such as: photography, installations, conceptual art, video and print. Aforementioned, Elements of Beauty is a research project that Zaccagnini penned that's based on theWomen's Social and Political Union, a suffragette movement in the UK. Read Less