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Sharmila Nezovic
Artist's Copyright
PAMELLA COSTA
Artist Performance Musician
participant in the "Opening Night" of the upcoming exhibition
"I See You: Joan Miro"
BIA (Brisbane Institute of Art)
41 Grafton St, Windsor. Brisbane
July 19th - 31st , 2024
Opening Night July 20th from 6pm
Pamella Costa
Pamella Costa, an accomplished Violin and Viola musician originating from Brazil, brings her rich musical expertise of over one decade to Brisbane, Australia. Her journey in music began at the prestigious Escola de Música de Brasília, where she flourished under the guidance of esteemed instructors, quickly establishing herself as a valued member of elite orchestras and choirs.
Armed with a Bachelor's degree in Viola and nearing the completion of her Bachelor's Degree in Music at the Queensland Conservatorium, Pamella seamlessly intertwines formal education with over ten years of practical teaching experience. Her dedication to nurturing musical talent is evident in her personalized teaching methods, fostering a deep-rooted passion for music in students of all ages.
Beyond her role as an educator, Pamella is a captivating performer, enchanting live audiences with her dynamic presence and masterful performances. She currently lends her talents to "Mad Mariachi," an exhilarating ensemble merging rock and mariachi music, where her versatility and skill illuminate the stage.
With an unwavering commitment to excellence in both teaching and performance, Pamella Costa shines as a cherished asset within Brisbane's vibrant musical community, inspiring and captivating audiences alike.
GRIFFIN CAPPELLO
Artist Performance Musician
participant in the "Opening Night" of the upcoming exhibition
"I See You: Joan Miro"
BIA (Brisbane Institute of Art)
41 Grafton St, Windsor. Brisbane
July 19th - 31st , 2024
Opening Night July 20th from 6pm
Griffin Cappello
Griffin Cappello is an emerging Composer with his sights set on becoming a composer for film and television. Currently in Year 10, he attends Rivermount College and, for his second consecutive year is receiving tuition in Classical Composition as part of the Young Conservatory Program with Griffith University.
Griffin’s obsession with film music began at a very young age. At approximately 8 years of age, he decided he wanted to compose music for film. He has always enjoyed listening to a wide variety of film scores with some of his favourites being The Dark Knight by Hans Zimmer & James Newton Howard, Slow West by Jed Kurzel, and Vice by Nicholas Britell. Composers who experiment with found sound sampling or design and/or building their own instruments are a great source of inspiration for Griffin, for example, the music of Daniel Pemberton and Bear McCreary.
The I See You Joan Miro exhibition will be Griffin’s second experience sharing a live performance of his original work. To create this piece, he used stimulus images of Miro making art, coupled with several of Miro’s works. It was Griffin’s intention to capture the movement and spatial qualities of Miro, to communicate how Miro physically created his art, and how as a viewer he perceived the sense of space within some of Miro’s works.