Fer Da Silva is a Venezuelan-Portuguese visual artist based in New York City. His passion for art started in his childhood, inspired by his mother, who always encouraged his creativity.

After moving to Miami, Fer faced one of the hardest times of his life. He struggled with depression and reached a very dark point, where he felt like giving up entirely—on everything. During that moment of deep pain, he turned to painting as a way to heal and express himself. That’s when Corazón de Fer was born—a series of hearts that symbolize love, hope, and the strength to overcome challenges. These hearts didn’t just help Fer find his way again; they also connected with people all over the world.

Fer’s work has been shown in galleries across the U.S., including New York, Washington D.C., and Los Angeles, as well as internationally in places like China and Thailand. His art can also be seen on public murals in major cities, bringing his message of love to even more people.

His pieces have been featured in Forbes and Vogue, and are part of the collections of well-known figures like Adriana Lima, Maye Musk, and Denise Rich. Fer’s art has also helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for important causes, including cancer research, through charity auctions.

With collectors in over 20 countries and exhibitions in some of the world’s most important art fairs, Fer has become a global force in the art world. His ability to connect with people through his message of love and resilience has made him one of the most sought-after contemporary artists today.