Fabiana Vizzani Reis, born in Rome, is a multifaceted artist and gallerist manager with a remarkable journey in the art world. Her educational path began with a Bachelor's degree in law from La Sapienza Roma University.
Fabiana's career took a significant turn when she relocated to Brazil and served as a curator, gallery manager, marchand and cultural manager at IQ Art Gallery. In parallel, she pursued a degree in Visual Art at the
Panamericana School of São Paulo. During this time, she had the privilege of learning from esteemed artists, including Antonio Peticov, Ivald Granato, Gregorio Gruber, and Sergio Gregorio. Over the years, Fabiana continued to exhibit her art globally, with shows in New York, Miami, Switzerland and other venues in Europe, including the Louvre, Paris.
In 2017, she moved to Portugal and realized her dream by inaugurating her own gallery, the Sestante Art Gallery and Atelier in Cascais. This gallery not only became a platform for her own work but also a space to promote other artists.
Fabiana pursued a degree in Painting & Sculpture at Cascais School of Arts & Design and she furthered her knowledge with a degree in Cultural Management and Museology in Barcelona, Spain. In recognition of her talent, Fabiana received the Isabelle D'Este International Art Contemporary Premium in 2021.
Her journey reached new heights in 2022 when she earned a Master's degree in Arts and Culture Management from the Rome Business School. Fabiana continued to exhibit her work in prestigious international art fairs, showcasing her talent in Rome, Paris, and Barcelona. In 2023, Fabiana holds a Master's degree in Arts and Culture Management from VIU Universidad Internacional de Valencia.
Today, she proudly owns and manages Sestante Art Gallery and Atelier in Cascais, where she continues to be a guiding star in the world of art, just as the ancient sestante navigated sailors through the seas. For Fabiana, art is the guiding light that allows her to transcend the ordinary and discover her true self. She will be teaching at the Painting & Sculpture II course at Cascais School of Arts & Design.
