Hua International is honored to present the Brazilian artist, Vivian Caccuri's first solo exhibition in China, Stairway to Seven. The show is a multimedia exhibition where the artist debates how music inflates desires of transcendence, creates material ground for impossible dreams, and creates an artificial and complex rehearsal of societal utopia. Vivian Caccuri has been developing installations, sound works, performances, drawings, and embroideries investigating how sound can disorient everyday experiences and inspire new forms of living. Exploring the relationship between sound and culture, Caccuri’s artistic practice seeks to highlight active yet under-recognized aspects of sound.

Graduated in Fine Arts in 2007, Vivian Caccuri has participated in several exhibitions in Brazil and abroad, among which stand out: São Paulo Biennial (2016), Kochi Biennial (2018), Venice Biennial (2019), and Shadow of Spring at New Museum, New York. The artist was a winner of the awards: Rumos Itaú Cultural, in 2008; in 2011, Sergio Motta Art and Technology Award; she was nominated for the Future Generation Art Prize in 2017 and a finalist for the PIPA Award, in 2018. Her work is featured in publications such as Remember Nature, by Hans Ulrich Obrist, USA, 2021; Entrevistas Brasileiras vol. 2 - Hans Ulrich Obrist, Brazil, 2019. Vivian Caccuri's work is part of the public collections of MAR - Museu de Arte do Rio, Rio de Janeiro; Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, São Paulo and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami.