ABOUT
Ada Da Silva is a Cuban born modernist sculptor, based in Miami. While living in Mexico City for ten years, Ada
explored new creative horizons and refined her artistic technique under the guidance of several accomplished
international artists.
Working primarily in bronze, Ada's sculptures blend figurative and surrealistic elements to investigate
philosophical ideas and abstract emotions. By capturing glimpses of human experiences frozen in time, her work
invites deep reflection, transcending the literal to evoke profound emotional connections.
As an artist, Ada’s creative process is deeply introspective and inspired by nature, cultural history, and life’s intricate moments. She
channels these experiences into her work, capturing fleeting emotions and personal moments through her sculptures.
Ada's art reflects a seamless fusion of strength and vulnerability, symbolized by her mastery of bronze, a
medium that represents both the permanence and the fluidity of life's moments. Through her work, she inspires
audiences to contemplate the ephemeral nature of human emotion and the enduring complexities of existence.
Ada's Definition of Art: "To invoke emotions through the expression of elegance and beauty."