In the press

Goiás-born artists Ludmila Lobo and Hérica de Noronha reunite through visual art at Art Shopping Paris, held at the Carrousel du Louvre from 23 to 25 October 2026. Their international experiences in fashion, travel, and different cultural landscapes now inform their artistic practices.

For Ludmila, the Paris presentation brings together two works from Breaking Free: Society and Fearless Heart / Passionate Soul.

Body and freedom

The paintings trace a movement from containment to openness. In Society, a folded female figure is crossed by dark lines that suggest restraint. In Fearless Heart / Passionate Soul, the body stretches into brighter colour and a more expansive space. Together, they explore vulnerability, identity, and the freedom to choose a personal path.

Lobo works across watercolour, mixed media, charcoal, painting, and figurative drawing. The female body, nature, and gesture are central to her practice. In Botanical Bodies, dried flowers gathered in Mallorca bring the surrounding landscape into her watercolours.

Her international modelling career and life across countries continue to shape an artistic practice grounded in observation and curiosity.

FX News Notícias features the Paris presentation of Breaking Free, pairing the exhibition announcement with an introduction to Lobo’s practice. The article follows the artist’s exploration of memory, identity, and the body through painting, drawing, charcoal, and mixed media.

The profile also introduces Botanical Bodies, in which flowers gathered in Mallorca become part of the work. Her international experience and attention to everyday gestures connect these different strands of her art.

Invited by Park Hyatt Mallorca, Ludmila Lobo presented a solo exhibition of 35 paintings. The show opened on 3 August 2019 at 7:30 p.m. and remained on view until 17 August.

Born in Goiânia in 1983, Lobo found inspiration in colour, form, music, and movement from an early age. Her international modelling career took her to museums and art fairs across Europe and the United States.

Her artistic practice became a professional focus while she was living in Miami. Beginning with pencil and charcoal, she expanded into watercolour and oil painting. Intuition and a willingness to experiment guide her approach.

O Popular’s Ludovica feature introduces an artist whose international work in fashion gave way to a growing practice in painting and drawing. It follows her early interest in the arts, her encounters with museums abroad, and her development in Miami.

The article focuses on her intuitive process: starting with pencil and charcoal, she moved into watercolour, oil, and abstraction, choosing experimentation over fixed rules. Her interest in the unconventional connects her art with her outlook on life.

The feature concludes with the announcement of the Mallorca exhibition and a selection of works and interior presentations.

Redação Ludovica · Collaboration: Marcello Gomes.

Press brief

NewsGO’s arts column covered the invitation to Park Hyatt Mallorca, introducing Lobo’s visual art to readers familiar with her international modelling career.

Press brief

Nicholas Barhtras’s “Arte” column accompanied the exhibition announcement with a studio photograph and a selection of figurative and abstract works, including Fearless Heart / Passionate Soul.

Press brief

Fausi Humberto covered the artist in two consecutive notes: “Arte” introduced her path from fashion to visual art; “Arte 2” announced the invitation and exhibition programme.

Exhibition announcement

In the “Exposição” note, Rafael Garcia’s Sala VIP column announced an August presentation of Ludmila Lobo’s work at Summer Art gallery in Mallorca, Spain. The notice appeared with a studio portrait of the artist.

Diário da Manhã · Sala VIP · Rafael Garcia · 16 July 2019, page 12.