BIO

Brazilian, photographer, videographer and art producer, Gabriel Guarany start his passion for art, listening his father composing scores for theatres and TV commercials. One day his mom took him to the Brazilian Museum of Art and she asked him: “What is art?”, he got in love with all the possibilities that could be.

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Gabriel started his career making web sites and graphic design. After five years, working as freelancer for different clients and companies, he left everything and went to a Paramahansa Yogananda’s ashram (spiritual retreat) in United States, California.

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After 8 months living among monks he decided to follow his heart and start to work with art. Getting back to Brazil he created a short film for a traffic department contest and won in first place, after that, he got into Film School.
 

Finishing his bachelor in films, one of the short movies he worked on as an editor and co-score composer, got invited to be part in Short Film Corner Cannes 2017.

He’s working with Claudio Edinger as his assistant for more than 10 years and at the same time producing his own material.

- Melanie McDaniel

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“After more than twelve years editing videos, about ten years photographing, I understand that to grow as an artist, I need to grow internally. It’s like meditation, where we look inside, to understands our selves, art is the same. I realize that I’m always looking for something that’s already inside and the more I get close to my soul, more my art become who I am. I bring to me Paramahansa Yogananda phrase:

‘Try to do little things in an extraordinary way.’

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For me this is all art, where the artist see what no one see and use tools to make what he felt. My moto it’s that with art it’s possible to expand someone consciousness. Working as a photographer, videographer, composing music or any other art projects, I increase my chances to be part of this changing process of someone. The power of art it’s what moves me.”