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Panmela Castro
Panmela Castro (born 26 June 1981), also known as Anarkia Boladona, is a Brazilian artist who utilizes graffiti as a platform to raise awareness on women's rights and the prevalence of domestic violence occurring to women in Brazil. In the year 2006, Brazil had passed a landmark law, called the Maria da Penha Law. This law recognized that physical abuse towards women should be illegal and violates human rights. Many women in Brazil did not know that this law existed. Panmela Castro recognized this, and
from the School of Fine Arts at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. She is currently enrolled as a student in the Master of Arts Program at Rio de Janeiro State University.
Style.
Panmela Castro believed that she could use graffiti as her canvas in the urban landscape to explore the women body and shed light on gender inequality, women submission, and domestic violence towards women. Panmela Castro uses her art form to condemn domestic violence.
Cultural impact and accomplishments.
Panmela Castro has been nominated as one