After facing the misery, the harsh reality, and the unhappiness, she couldn't bear the superficial and vacuous life as a model. Traveling to these unfortunate countries changed her point of view on life. As a way to free her soul to a different road, she started to focus on creating Art.
From now on, Adriana Soares will express herself through photography, paintings, poetry, writing (she published ten books), and journalism to tell everybody about other people's lives and the painful path regarding her own life. She distinguishes herself thanks to the production of a massive photographic work of Fashion and Art. She is an artist with a restless soul. She makes a name for herself in painting panorama.
She is creating innovative photo paintings that excite and surprise people and help her tell her story showing a multi-faceted interiority rich with profound meanings.
Soares' work has been featured in galleries and museums along with several successful exhibitions in the past few years.
This creative dynamism has generated a partnership between Art and Finance with Banca Generali Private, which promotes her Art through a series of exhibitions and events. Her work has been featured in a personal collection at the Macro Museum in Rome - Archetypes, Soul Dna.
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