About
Naomi Bravi
Argentina → Italy → New York
I grew up between canvases and notebooks — a small town in Santa Fe, art school in Rosario, years of study and work across Europe, and now a new chapter in New York. This site is where I keep the parts of me that don't fit on a résumé: the paintings, the writing, and everything in between.
Where it started
I'm from Las Parejas, a small town in the province of Santa Fe, Argentina. Before anything else, I was drawn to art — I spent my teenage years at the Instituto Argentino de Artes Plásticas, learning to see the world through color and form. That never really left me, even as I went on to study Educational Sciences and Pedagogy at the Universidad Nacional de Rosario.
Curiosity pulled me toward research. At IRICE–CONICET I studied how people learn languages, wrote papers, presented at conferences, and worked with teams who cared as much about why we teach as what we teach. Pedagogy and psychology became the lens through which I understand people — a thread that runs through everything I've done since.
Italy
I moved to Italy for my master's in Intercultural Pedagogical Sciences at the Università della Calabria. Living between cultures — Argentine, Italian, and everything else I picked up along the way — felt less like adapting and more like expanding. I learned to move across languages and contexts without losing myself in the process. Trilingual by necessity, intercultural by choice.
Building a path
New York
Now I'm in New York — a city that somehow makes sense for someone who has been collecting places her whole life. The professional side of my story lives in education, technology, and the relationships between people and the tools they use. But what I come back to, always, is art and writing.
I paint because it's the most honest language I have. I write because some things only become clear once they're on the page. This site is a small record of both — not a portfolio in the corporate sense, just a place to share what I'm making and thinking.