There is a magical, colorful and geometric harmony between Scharlé's artwork (paintings, sculptures, drawings, murals) and the viewer.

Brazilian and Luxembourgish Plastic Artist Joanna Scharlé de Vasconcelos started her drawing technique in 1999 in the city of Lausanne, Switzerland, and later in the state of Utah, USA in 2000. Scharlé attended several courses in drawing, potters, sculptures and paintings enhancing their knowledge.

In Brazil, she studied with one of the students of Alberto Veiga Guignard who taught Joanna to see and reproduce the human figure through drawing greatly influenced by the modernist look and guignard techniques. In 2010, she completed the Contemporary Art course at UEMG / Guignard. Joanna reinforces the importance of the human figure, especially the face, reflecting its identity, personality, individuality and feelings from an individual and creative artistic look. In the technique of ceramic sculpture, the artist Scharlé represents the objects in geometric form and reinforces the human figure in everyday situations based on cubism. Scharlé captures the essence of society, art, culture and leaves its mark in the form of facial expressions of joy, satisfaction or lack of feeling.