Gui Mancini is a São Paulo-based artist active in murals, canvases, and other forms of artistic expression.

The beginning of his career was marked by jewelry design, creating conceptual pieces for companies in the field and fashion brands. Later, he transitioned to a minimalist approach, founding his own brand inspired by architectural lines, which ceased its activities during the pandemic. As a designer, he also developed footwear projects and clothing prints for women’s fashion brands.

In 2015, he ventured into artistic scenography and established his first art studio in partnership with his associate, a visual artist with extensive experience in the field. It was through this partnership that his journey into murals began. His early works as a muralist emphasized cultural diversity and miscegenation, inspired by the people he encountered in the streets daily.

A constant passion in his life is the Brazilian biomes, especially the Atlantic Forest. This theme became the central focus of his work starting in 2018 and continues to be present in his artistic production. His works highlight the importance of environmental preservation and appreciation, represented through a playful and Brazilian aesthetic with elements reminiscent of digital art.

His images depict species of flora and fauna with vibrant colors, black outlines and volumes, and shadows that evoke comic book drawings and street art. Gui seeks to establish a dialogue between Brazilian biodiversity, street culture, and contemporary art.

In the creation of his murals and canvases, he uses a mixed technique that combines spray paint and acrylics. His murals can be found in several Brazilian cities, and his canvases have been exhibited in group shows such as the Art-PE art fair in Recife. He has also sent works to countries like the United States, Portugal, Italy, and Finland.

Additionally, Gui Mancini’s work was used as visual inspiration for one of the most traditional Carnival blocks, "Gueri Gueri," highlighting his connection with Brazilian popular culture.