About Sergio Cesario

Sergio Cesario is an American-Brazilian abstract artist and writer, currently splitting his time between Portugal and the United States. Known for redefining fine arts photography through innovation, his distinct technique of digitally drawing, painting, and manipulating photographs results in vibrant, abstract dreamlike images. While he occasionally integrates AI as a tool, his work is not AI-generated—every piece is shaped through his artistic vision, ensuring full control over composition, texture, and meaning. A member of IAA/AIAP, Cesario holds a Master of Arts degree in Journalism from NYU.

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Formerly a news anchor and reporter for platforms in Brazil and the USA, he transitioned into digital art, drawing inspiration from post-humanism and abstract expressionism. His work challenges perceptions, blending traditional photography with nonfigurative art. Repurposing photos and digital elements, he recreates ambiguous, bold pieces that question societal stigmas. Using digital painting and modern prints, he enhances depth and color vibrancy, inspiring others to embrace creativity while reflecting on deeper existential and philosophical themes.

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Cesario has exhibited internationally across the United States, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Brazil. His work has been featured twice at the Biennial of the European Cultural Centre in Venice and has earned him the Artistic Achievement Certificate at The Pinacothèque Museum of Luxembourg for three consecutive years.

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Expanding his creative expression into literature, Cesario is currently developing two literary works. One is a speculative and philosophical fiction novel, thematically intertwined with his Transhuman Series, exploring identity, consciousness, and the post-human experience. The other is a literary work for young readers, embracing themes of transformation, resilience, and discovery.

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In a world of constant flux, Cesario’s art and writing transcend boundaries, offering intimate reflections on the past, present, and speculative futures through vibrant imagery and thought-provoking narratives.