Flavia Daudt

Born in 1974 and raised among the vibrant colors of Rio de Janeiro, Flavia Daudt is a multimedia artist based in Miami, Florida. From an early age, she developed a deep connection to the environment, a theme that has remained central to her personal and artistic journey.

Her work focuses on endangered ecosystems, reflecting on the fragile balance between humans and nature through photography, collage, and installation.Her passion for photography began in 1998 while studying Journalism in California, where she took her first photography course. In 2001, she trained with master photographer Walter Firmo and later earned a bachelor’s degree in advertising, expanding her creative foundation. She has worked in communication, education, museums, and ESG within a media company. Flavia also served for six years on the board of the Roberto Marinho Foundation and currently sits on the board of the Museum of Sacred Art of São Paulo.

Since moving to Miami in 2016, she has devoted her work to landscapes such as mangroves and wetlands, while continuing to explore Brazilian biomes like the Cerrado, the Atlantic Forest, and the Amazon. Inspired by the philosophy of deep ecology, her practice raises awareness about deforestation, resilience, and coexistence. She often incorporates allegories of motherhood and family to reflect on continuity and responsibility.

Flavia completed her MFA in Visual Arts at Miami International University of Art and Design in 2022 and is pursuing a second MFA in Photography at Barry University. Through techniques such as photo transfer, collage, and the integration of natural elements, she creates works that evoke intimacy and invite viewers to reflect on symbolic ties between people and biodiversity.She is an active member of Red Thread Art Studio Miami and Somos Collective.