Sandro Brito's resume and profile, focused on his independent studio, Sanarts Studio, highlights a hybrid career spanning over 20 years of experience in visual arts.
Based in Manchester area, United Kingdom, his artistic portfolio moves between the physical and the digital, with spirituality, light, and the pursuit of harmony as its pillars.
Artistic Profile & Philosophy (Sanarts Studio)
Through the Sanarts Studio label (with an active presence on Instagram @sanarts.studio), Sandro describes himself as a visionary artist who seeks to externalize his deepest thoughts.
Style and Themes: His works often explore complex visual narratives, surrealism, stylized figures, mysticism, and the striking contrast between colors, lights, and shadows.
Techniques and Materials: He works versatilely using acrylic, markers, and pigments on paper or canvas, as well as purely digital illustrations and compositions (made in Photoshop). [1, 2, 3]
Presence in the Art Market: His original pieces are cataloged and sold globally on renowned contemporary art platforms, such as ArtMajeur (Sandro Brito Sanarts) and Saatchi Art
Summary of Skills
Visual Arts: Acrylic painting, digital art, character design...
His current work at Sanarts Studio focuses on launching high-quality canvas prints, commissioned artwork and sharing creative processes in video format on his networks.
His Exhibitions
Sandro Brito's (Sanarts Studio) exhibitions reflect an international trajectory, mainly divided between his initial training and first group shows in Lisbon, Portugal, and his subsequent consolidation as an independent artist based in the Manchester.
The exhibition and distribution history of his work is structured as follows:
🏛️ Physical Exhibitions (Individual and Group)
Beginning in Lisbon (Portugal): Soon after completing his basic art studies, Sandro was invited by a former teacher to join a local artists' association. From this ecosystem, the artist began his regular participation in group and individual exhibitions in Lisbon, where his work appeared in catalogs, art books and local magazines. [1]
Transition to the United Kingdom: Moving to England (where he has been established for almost a decade), the artist began to combine local shows and independent productions directly from his studio, Sanarts Studio.
Digital Collection Exhibitions and Global Galleries
Much of Sandro's recent physical and digital portfolio is displayed in a "permanent exhibition" format and sold on some of the world's most prestigious contemporary art platforms, where international audiences have access to his thematic collections:
ArtMajeur Digital Gallery: A platform where he exhibits complete series, such as the "Girls" pictorial collection (including the celebrated Girls 1 and Girls 19 pieces), as well as works focused on mysticism, astrology, and illustrations (such as the Sagittarius/Ophiuchus and Jack of Sword series).
Saatchi Art: Another important global showcase where Sandro Brito exhibits exclusive drawings and paintings (such as the Beach works and commissioned illustrations).
Social Networks as an Open Studio: The artist actively uses Instagram @sanarts.studio and Facebook as extensions of his exhibitions. On these platforms, he conducts what he calls "process exhibitions," revealing on video the creation and finalization of screens before they are catalogued for sale in the UK or abroad.
Solo Exposition
2007 Burnavon Art And Cultural Centre Cookstown, North Ireland, United Kingdom
2006 Omagh Art Gallery, Omagh, North Ireland, United Kingdom
2005 Omagh-Art And Cultural Centre, Omagh, North Ireland, United Kingdom
2004 Burnavon-Art And Cultural Centre, Cookstown, North Ireland, United Kingdom
2003 Cookstown Library, North Ireland, United Kingdom
2001 Recreios Da Amadora, Portugal
Collective Exposition
2019 Parallax Art Fair, Kensington, London, United Kingdom
2018 Art Nordic (Art Fair), Copenhagen, Denmark
2000 Museu De Eletricidade, Lisboa, Portugal
1999 Escola Náutica, Paço De Arcos, Oeiras, Portugal
1999 Salão De Congressos Seia, Portugal
1999 Palácio Dos Anjos, Oeiras,, Portugal
1999 Galeria Municipal De Fitares, Sintra, Portugal
1998 Arcoartis, Amadora, Portugal