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Susana Cereja, born in 1992 in Portugal, is a multidisciplinary artist. Susana is renowned for revitalizing traditional Portuguese textile techniques, particularly the Arraiolos stitch, within contemporary art. Her innovative approach seamlessly blends heritage craftsmanship with modern artistic expression. Early Life and Education Cereja’s artistic journey began with a foundation in architecture, which she studied in…

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