About me
Adriana G. Prat is an academically-trained scientist, with a PhD in Biophysics, turned artist and curator on a quest to inspire action for the environmental crisis.
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As you speak with Adriana, you will learn that she has also been passionate about the environment since her childhood days in Argentina, when her father sparked her love and respect for nature, and a sense of the beauty and vastness of our planet and its vulnerabilities. These early insights influenced her curiosity that led to life choices, including her decision to become a scientist. After Adriana moved to the US, a more introspective lifestyle inspired her to become a fervent artist. An art residency in insular Iceland further motivated her to find a new unique way to communicate her environmental concerns. Informed by her scientific experience, through her work and the work of others via her curatorial activities (see i3Cartists.com), Adriana’s quest is to find a way to inspire change in others to halt climate change.
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For her artworks, she works on alternative painting supports such as corrugated cardboard and repurposed canvases. She also experiments with textiles, assemblage and other mixed media techniques with rejected materials.
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Adriana has exhibited at galleries, academic institutions, art centers, museums, and alternative spaces, in Argentina, and the US, mostly in the greater Boston area, and in galleries in Reykjavík, Iceland, and London, UK. She is a juried member of the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) and the Cambridge Art Association (CAA, and the SoWa Artists Guild, among others. When not at her Cambridge studio, Adriana welcomes visitors to a shared studio in the Boston SoWa Art & Design District.
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To see, hear or read more about Adriana's work, please find below:
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Read here her interview for the New England Experimental Art Group - 2/27/25
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Read here about her two woman show with Yuko Oda, The Alchemy of Hope: Art For Climate Action, at the Lovejoy Library, Proctor Academy, Andover, NH at The Beacon - Jan 2024
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Read here her recent interview at Canvas Rebel Magazine - Jan 2024
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Read the Fenway News article “Art That Questions Consumption And May Spark Solutions” by Leslie Pond, about recent exhibits of i3C artists and guests at LabCentral - Jan 2024
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Watch interviews here of Joana Alarcão to Adriana and some members of i3C for the Green + Just section of "Insights of an Eco Artist" - Oct 2023
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Read this article​ about SoWa FF, her work, the i3C Artists Group & her friends' art.
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Check out here her virtual Artist Talk (May 2022), part of her solo show TOPOGRAPHIES OF THE COLLECTIVE MISFORTUNES, at the Multicultural Arts Center.
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Check out GBH article “Meet the Greater Boston artists inspiring climate action through their work” for Earth Day (April 2022), by Delainey LaHood-Burn, and along other local artists/climate activists, including Yuko Oda and i3C (inspiring Change for the Climate Crisis) artist Rebecca McGee Tuck - Apr 2022
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Listen here to another interview by Joana Alarcão for her podcast “Insights of an Eco Artist”.
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Check out here Adriana's virtual studio visit (May 2021), hosted by the Cambridge Art Association.
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Most artworks featured here and many more in her Cambridge studio are for sale. Contact Adriana for a virtual or in person studio visit, for prices, or if you have questions or comments.
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You can also follow her in:
Instagram @agprat.art
@i3CArtists
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SoWa studio space : TWO THIRTEEN, A Collaborative Space for Artists & Ideas, 450 Harrison Avenue, studio 213, Boston MA / Instagram @studio213art
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