Episode 27 - Randi Renate and Beatriz Chachamovits

Welcome To Art Lovers Forum.  Make note of the two women I’m introducing you to today. Not only will artists/explorers Randi Renate and Beatriz Chachamovits be world famous in the not too distant future, but they will be instrumental in helping to save the planet. The work they are doing to preserve and restore coral reefs are also leading them to publicly expose other areas of the ocean that are deteriorating. They are extremely passionate about their mission, and they will not stop until the whole world makes saving the earth a priority.

Beatriz Bio:

As an environmental artist and educator from São Paulo, Brazil, Beatriz’s work is rooted in interactive experiences. She has had three major interactive pieces at MoCA NOMI, Faena Art and the Art and Cultural Center of Hollywood. 

She just opened an early career survey exhibition at a renowned venue inside Miami Design District with works from the last decade of her career. 

She was commissioned this year by The City of Miami Beach for a large-scale public art installation for their Elevate Española series of site-specific installations over Española Way. Her work had been featured in prestigious magazines like Vogue (written by Salome Gómez-Upegui), National Geographic, Arte al día, Jewish Currents, Resurgent and Ecologist (UK) as the cover and Florida Design. She is the recipient of numerous grants including The Ellie’s Creator Awards, Miami individual Artist and Artist access grant. 

She is a resident artist at Bakehouse Art Complex and super well connected to everybody in the Miami art scene as well as the coral restoration scene in Miami. She works with the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel school of marine and atmospheric science. 

Randi Bio:

Randi has been invoked in major sculpture projects. At Yale, she learned how to execute large scale commissions. She's had the largest work on display at Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens.  Her work has been featured in Sculpture Magazine and Interior Design. She's doing a TED talk on her public sculpture and science research in October. Randi has worked with coral scientists in the Bahamas and Florida and is a Fountainhead alum.