Viviane Silvera is a Telly Award-winning filmmaker and visual artist whose work bridges neuroscience, psychology, and fine art to explore how memory shapes -- and reshapes -- our sense of self. Her acclaimed film See Memory uses over 30,000 hand-painted frames to illustrate trauma's impact on memory and healing through presence and narrative. Her work has been displayed internationally for two decades at venues including Art Basel Miami, Berlin Art Week, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Collections holding her work include Vanderbilt University, the Clinton Presidential Library, and Duke University. She received recognition in Authority Magazine's "Inspirational Women of the Speaking Circuit" series. Born in Hong Kong and raised in Brazil, she holds a BS in Psychology and Political Science from Tufts University and an MFA from the New York Academy of Art.
- See Memory (Animated Documentary, PBS) (2025) Film
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