Gabriella Garcia's photographic process at the Beira atelier

Gabriella Garcia is self-taught, and her practice spans sculpture, painting, and installation. Her work encompasses not only the place where it is but also where it originates, with cut-out figures occupying space from various materials that communicate through representation and often farce. Her compositions bring magnetism in a continuous effort of fusion through matter and history. Through diverse media and dimensions, Gabriella explores the confrontation between gesture and nature, image and its infinite truths.

The images below are part of the photos the artist took with her analog camera, depicting the dynamics of our atelier. In the following images, you can see patterns on the cutting table, hangers with pieces from future collections, garments being assembled on sewing machines, finishing touches, and the exquisite execution of our seamstresses.

CREDITS
Photography: @andrewanderley and @gabriellinha__

IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS

Image 1: Various topstitched pieces, BEIRA's latest development and research

Image 2: The bias of a garment in progress

Image 3: Presentation of a complete topstitched look

Image 4: Sewing machine, labels, and materials

Image 5: Estrela Dress

Image 6: Rack with pieces from our latest collection

Image 7: Sewing with neon threads

Image 8: Drawing the topstitch pattern, a manual process done on the fabric

Image 9: Martinha, our seamstress, sewing the bias of our pieces

Image 10: Already topstitched garment parts, awaiting final assembly

Image 11: A closer look at our latest release

Image 12: Estrela Dress in pure silk, developed especially for @gabriellinha__

Image 13: Ângela topstitching parts of a piece

Image 14: @gabriellinha__ wears the Caramel Silk Estrela Dress paired with Black Oxford Shoes.