Alessandra Miranda

Alessandra

Miranda

Cascais

🇵🇹 Portugal

Studio Name

Leka Mindful Fine Art Photography

Alessandra Miranda, affectionately known as Leka, is a visionary fine art photographer born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Her work transcends mere imagery, entering the delicate realms of energy, emotion, and presence. After nearly a decade in the United States, she now lives in Portugal, where the Atlantic light and coastal stillness gently inform her lens with quiet resonance.
Rooted in a profound reverence for the natural world, Leka’s photographs are more than captured moments; they are carefully crafted experiences. Each image is meticulously infused with intention and a subtle vibrational energy, reflecting her commitment to fostering harmony and well-being. Her approach draws inspiration from a holistic philosophy—one that quietly permeates her art without overt explanation.
Educated in Arts and Humanities at Florida Atlantic University, with studies in film production and art history, Leka combines classical rigor with intuitive sensibility. Her visual refinement deepened through mentorship with renowned photographer Mário Príncipe and a unique exploration of sensory aesthetics at Le Cordon Bleu London, where she honed her mastery of composition and form.
Leka’s work is often meditative and minimalist, layered with symbolism and poetic detail—whether the calligraphic foam of a wave or the anatomy of clouds dissolving into blue. Through a personal integration of holistic studies, her photographs resonate with a frequency of calm and restoration; they are not merely taken but transmitted, inviting viewers into a space of quiet contemplation.
Printed in limited editions on museum-grade fine art paper, her images have become sought-after for their refined minimalism and ornamental depth, capable of transforming environments with both beauty and balance. Her artistic identity is defined by purity, symmetry, and immersive detail—a signature that has led to collaborations with architects and interior designers across Brazil, the United States, and beyond.