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Paula Rindborg is a visual artist born in Rio de Janeiro. Since her youth she has been involved in different forms of artistic expression, which would later come to lead to her studies in art, design, literature, among others, in a number of universities, institutions and ateliers in Brazil, Sweden, Ecuador and France. In the past 24 years, she has dedicated herself to producing, developing and exhibiting her work in various places. Currently, her atelier is located in Stockholm, where she works with both art and design. She is a member of a number of artists’ organisation, such as: KRO (The National Organisation of Swedish Artists), SINAP-ESP (The Union of Brazilian Artists) and Svenska Konstnärsförbundet (Swedish Artist Association).

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Education:

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1992-1997 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - BA, Literature and Language - Rio de Janeiro

2001 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - COPPEAD - MBA in Marketing - Rio de Janeiro

2003 Parque Lage School of Visual Arts - Art Course - Rio de Janeiro

2010-2012 Stockholm University - Master in Literature (incomplete) - Stockholm

2012 University of Borås - Design Courses - Borås

2014 Stockholm University - Art Theory Courses - Stockholm

1999 Medborgarskolan - Course: Painting, Stockholm
1999 Folkuniversitetet - Course: Sculpture - Stockholm
2004 Folkuniversitetet - Course: Shape and color – Stockholm
2005 Studiefrämjandet - Graphic Design – Stockholm
2009 Medborgarskolan - Interior Design – Stockholm
2019 Fotografiska Museum - Course: Photography 1 - Stockholm

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Apprentice in the studio of:

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Luiz Mancheno (Quito, Ecuador - 1998-1999)  

Angela Oliveira (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 2003)

Ricardo Frazão (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 2004 / 2007)

Micht Waite (La Colle sur Loup, France - 2006)

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Artist in Residence:

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Cité Internationale des Arts - Paris (Atelier Carina Ari - KRO) - 2016

Kunstnerhuset Lofoten - Svolvær, Norway - 2018

Atelier Austmarka - Austmarka, Norway - 2020 and 2023

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Scholarship:

Britt Paus Foundation - 2017 

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Book: IV Brazilian Annual of Arts - Roma Internacional Editora - 2005/2006

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