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Mira Schendel
A Life Shaped by Displacement: The World of Mira Schendel Mira Schendel, born Myrrha Dagmar Dub in Zurich in 1919, was an artist whose life and work were profoundly marked by the tumultuous currents of the 20th century. Her journey—from a childhood steeped in European intellectualism to a self-imposed exile in Brazil—forged a unique artistic vision characterized by abstraction, linguistic exploration, and a deep contemplation of the hu
man condition. The shadow of displacement loomed large over Schendel’s early years. Born into a Jewish family but baptized Catholic at her mother's insistence, she experienced firsthand the rising tide of antisemitism in Europe. Her parents’ divorce in 1922 further disrupted her sense of stability, and the introduction of racial laws in Fascist Italy forced her to flee the country in 1938, interrupting her studies in philosophy and art…