Sofia Líbera Biography

Meet Sofia Líbera, a Brazilian/Italian artist in her mid-20s based in London. Art has always been more than a passion for Sofia—it’s a lifelong companion. With a background in marketing and a naturally creative soul, Sofia has decided to bring her art into the spotlight. Her work is rooted in the joy of combining playful words with vibrant still-life imagery, offering gentle reminders that comfort the viewer and add a touch of reflection to daily life.

Sofia’s style, as seen in her debut series Kitchen Talks (2024), radiates warmth, simplicity, and spontaneity. Her bright colours, bold forms, and approachable subjects invite viewers to pause, breathe, and step away from busy routines. The series evokes the spirit of those simple yet meaningful conversations that unfold in the kitchen at home gatherings or parties—those liminal spaces where dialogue flows freely, unhurried, and full of warmth. It’s a celebration of small, precious moments that ground us in what truly matters—love, joy, and presence. Each piece is like a visual conversation: familiar yet thought-provoking, with a touch of whimsy that feels like a breath of fresh air.

In her work, Sofia embraces an approach that resonates with the spirit of naïve art, where the focus is less on complex techniques and more on the raw, unfiltered joy of creation. She isn’t preoccupied with technical perfection; instead, her emphasis lies in the playful, instinctive process of making art, which in turn evokes a sense of lightness and joy in the viewer. Sofia’s pieces invite us to take notice of the everyday beauty around us, to appreciate the simple joy of a painting on the wall—a joyful moment that doesn’t demand deep analysis, but rather offers a feeling of happiness and warmth.

Follow along as Sofia continues to unfold her artistic vision—each piece a new topic for kitchen talks.