Adriana G. Prat is an academically-trained scientist with a PhD in Biophysics turned abstract artist. As you speak with her, you will learn that Adriana has also been passionate about the environment since her childhood days in Argentina, when her father educated her to value nature that provide us with food and beauty. This understanding influenced her curiosity that led to life choices, including her decision to become a scientist and a vegetarian.

 

After Adriana moved to the US, a more introspective lifestyle inspired her to embrace art-making. She studied the basics of drawing and painting mainly at adult education institutions, but she considers herself highly self-taught. After switching her full time focus to art, an art residency in amazing 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 other artists - via her curatorial activities (see i3Cartists.com), Adriana’s quest is to find a way to live a more sustainable life and to inspire change in others to halt climate change. For her artworks, she works on alternative painting supports such as corrugated cardboard and repurposed canvases.

 

Adriana has exhibited at open studios, galleries, alternative spaces, and museums, in Argentina, and the US, mostly in the greater Boston area. More recently, she has shown in galleries in Reykjavík, Iceland, and London, UK. When not at her Cambridge studio, Adriana welcomes visitors to a shared studio in the Boston SoWa Art & Design District.

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• Read this article​ about SoWa FF, my work, the i3C Artists Group & my SoWa friends' art

• Check out my recent Virtual Artist Talk (5/5/22), as part of my solo exhibit TOPOGRAPHIES OF THE COLLECTIVE MISFORTUNES, hosted by the Multicultural Arts Center - Recording here.

• On Earth Day, April 22nd, 2022 I was featured in GBH in the article “Meet the Greater Boston artists inspiring climate action through their work” by Delainey LaHood-Burn, along other local artists, including amazing i3C (inspiring Change for the Climate Crisis) artist Rebecca McGee Tuck.

• I was recently interviewed by Joana Alarcão for her podcast “Insights of an Eco Artist”. You can listen to our conversations, Episodes 8 and 9, or here. It was a delightful and enriching experience!

• Check out my virtual studio visit (May 2021), hosted by the Cambridge Art Association here.

• Most of the paintings featured in this website are available for purchase. Feel free to contact me to ask about a price. 

• I have many more paintings and drawings for sale in my Cambridge studio. Contact me for a virtual or in person studio visit.

• For questions or comments, please leave me a message in the "contact" page and I will respond immediately to your inquiries. 

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You can also follow me in:

 

Instagram @agprat.art

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SoWa studio space : TWO THIRTEEN, A Collaborative Space for Artists & Ideas @ SoWa Art & Design District, 450 Harrison Avenue, studio 213, Boston MA / Instagram @studio213art 

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SoWa Artists Guild Artist's page

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United South End Artists