Fabio Rosenthal Kahn is an architect, artist, and researcher whose work explores the relationship between people, landscape, memory, and the ways we inhabit the world. Working across architecture, photography, drawing, and painting, his practice combines environmental awareness with a deep interest in human experience and observation.

Fabio Rosenthal Kahn is an international artist and architect, graduated from the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (PUC-Campinas), Brazil, in 2002.

Originally from São Paulo, Brazil, he is currently based in Porto, Portugal.

His passion for photography began while studying architecture. After graduating, he continued his artistic education at the School of Communications and Arts (ECA), University of São Paulo (USP), where he studied photography with João Musa.

Drawing has always been his most natural form of expression. He studied Landscape Drawing with Marco Buti at the University of São Paulo and later continued his training in drawing at SESC Pompeia and in metal engraving at Ateliê Coringa, in São Paulo.

During this period, he also participated in the Prestes Maia occupation in downtown São Paulo, collaborating with independent artists' collectives and cultural initiatives.

While living in Israel, he continued his artistic development by studying photography at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and life drawing at Sadnat Omanei HaKibbutz, an artists' studio in Tel Aviv. He also studied oil painting and charcoal drawing with the artist Yonat Cintra in her private studio. He also studied watercolour drawing with the international artist Cristina Troufa at Portugal.

His artistic practice encompasses a wide range of media, including graphite, charcoal, pastel, metal engraving, acrylic, oil painting, watercolor, photography, and drawing. This multidisciplinary approach reflects the close relationship between his work as an artist and as an architect.

Today, Fabio Rosenthal Kahn develops his artistic and architectural practice through his own international studio, combining architecture, photography, drawing, painting, and interdisciplinary research.

His work has been presented in exhibitions in São Paulo, Tel Aviv, and international digital exhibitions. His photographs and drawings have also been published in magazines and books in Brazil and Portugal.

His photographic work has been selected for several international photography competitions, including publications in three photography books in Portugal.

His works are represented by galleries in Brazil, including:

at Sao Paulo: Ima photo graleria,

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