Wanda Pimentel was a Brazilian painter and visual artist best known for her vibrant, geometric works exploring themes of domesticity, consumerism, and the female experience in modern society. Her bold, minimalist compositions reflect the socio-political landscape of Brazil during the military dictatorship of the 1960–80s, addressing issues of gender, class, and urban alienation. Through her distinctive use of color, form, and everyday objects, Pimentel blurred the boundaries between abstraction and representation, offering subtle critiques of contemporary life.