Gabriel DaSilva
Gabriel DaSilva has liked drawing since he was in first grade in Brazil; but when he came to the US, his passion for art grew even more. He believes that art is a way of expressing feelings; art is therapy for making people feel good about their thinking. Art is international. You can see a painting from any other place or country without knowing the meaning behind it, but you are able to translate it into your “language” just by seeing, not speaking.
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