Bruno 9Li's inspirations come from daily life experiences of the diverse population of its residents (European, Japanese and Latin American descent) as well as his search for life's meaning through spirituality, alchemy and cultural symbolisms.
He often speaks of "all being one," and is deeply aware of the unity of people, animals and nature itself. 9Li creates works of art that share this vision with his audience through epic encounters of natural and supernatural beings. These encounters, depending on the viewer, can be seen as mythic morality tales of the past, or a keen foretelling of the future.
These days Bruno lives in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and he’s had exhibited his work in tons of cities, including the Transfer, that was where I saw one of his pieces. For more information I really recommend you visit his website at http://www.bruno9li.com/. There are some fantastic pieces of art; and videos as well.
