Born with cerebral palsy, Isabela Gieseler Pinheiro is a film student and lover of various forms of art. In this, she goes on a journey to remember her history as an artist and as a person with a disability in order to seek a form of self-knowledge and self-transformation.
Isabela Gieseler Pinheiro
Born with cerebral palsy, Isabela Gieseler Pinheiro is a film student and lover of various forms of art. In this, she goes on a journey to remember her history as an artist and as a person with a disability in order to seek a form of self-knowledge and self-transformation.
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