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Originally from West Africa, Emília do Patrocínio arrived enslaved in Brazil in the 1820s and bought her freedom in 1839 after having prospered by selling foodstuffs. She became part of an African elite that thrived in cities like Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Recife and São Luís. In the early 1850s, already the widow of Bernardo José Soares, an African man who owned poultry and vegetable stalls in the Candelária market, Emília became a well-known member of the Fraternity of Saint Elesbaan and Saint Ephigenia and a “judge of devotion” of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios (Our Lady of Los Remedios). Her retail business continued to grow up to the 1880s as she accumulated grocery stores, real estate, jewelry and captives. Between 1850 and 1870, Emília freed at least ten enslaved people.

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Kerolayne Kemblin, born in Manaus, Brazil, represents a vibrant voice within contemporary Brazilian art, particularly focusing on the rich cultural heritage of the Amazon rainforest. Her artistic journey blends influences from indigenous traditions with experimental techniques like collage, graffiti, lambe-lambes, and digital image manipulation—a deliberate fusion that speaks to her deep connection with the region’s identity and its urgent need for preservation.

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Technique & Style: Her distinctive style is characterized by layering textures and imagery—often incorporating plant fragments—onto digital canvases. This approach reflects her engagement with umbanda spirituality and AfroDiasporic traditions, exploring themes of memory, resilience, and interconnectedness.
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Artistic Movement Or Style: Collage, Graffiti, Lambe-lambes
Date Of Birth: Manaus, Brazil ()
Date Of Death: Living
Full Name: Kerolayne Kemblin
Nationality: Brazilian
Notable Artworks: ['Emília']
Place Of Birth: Manaus

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