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Lalalli Senna (Paula Senna Lalli) is a multidisciplinary, multiplatform artist whose work bridges sculpture, immersive experiences, digital art, and music. She draws on geometric symbols to explore notions of cosmic order and ancient civilizations, believing these shapes serve as a bridge into the unconscious. Lalalli records her dreams as raw material, a space “where things are not yet words”, which she weaves into her art, creating work that resonates both visually and emotionally.

As a true Digital Renaissance creator, she translates these inner visions into sculptural forms, immersive installations, orchestral compositions (such as her 2015 suite “The Creation of the Day”) and digital creations. Her work is deeply tied to consciousness-raising, “My artistic creation is at the service of the development of consciousness,” she explains.

One of her most notable works is “Nosso Senna”, a bust of her uncle, Formula 1 legend Ayrton Senna. One version resides in the Vatican collection (presented to Pope Francis), while another, monumental mirrored-faceted aluminium sculpture stands at the Interlagos Racetrack, a glowing homage to both the heroism and humanity of Senna.

Beyond her sculptural work, Lalalli has led social-impact initiatives through the Ayrton Senna Institute, mentoring future generations and guiding creative direction through Senna Brands. Her art is as much a mission as a medium, raising awareness, sparking transformation, and uniting aesthetic depth with purpose.