I am a photographer, graphic designer and visual communicator, born in Brasil and currently based in Barcelona. For over ten years, I have explored the intersection of image, art, and technology, building a path that blends experimentation, sensitivity, and aesthetic vision.

 

I began photographing in 2012, inspired by the artistic eye present in my family and by the fascination with the image as a form of expression. I am self-taught, and out of curiosity and a strong desire to create, I immersed myself in digital manipulation and editing techniques. Over time, I learned to balance these skills with the materiality and atmosphere of analog photography, incorporating these influences organically into my work.

 

My visual work spans different territories, from fashion to performance, portraiture to documentary and nightlife, always driven by a genuine interest in the identities and stories I photograph. I believe images have the power to translate emotions, presence, and belonging; for this reason, I aim to create photographs that not only document but reveal the strength and depth of the people and contexts I encounter.

 

Today, in Barcelona, I also work as a visual communicator and creative director. I collaborate with artists, brands, and cultural spaces, developing visual identities, campaigns, and projects that connect art, community, and diversity. I am also responsible for the visual communication and creative direction of the queer bar Fluid BCN.

 

I work from a queer, sensitive perspective guided by an eye that values experimentation. I see photography as a living language — a space for dialogue, expression, and transformation — where each image can expand how we see ourselves and how we recognize each other in the world.