BiographyI was born in Salvador, Bahia, where I was exposed to art, music, and literature from a very early age. My father was an architect, and my mother was a ballerina who ran her mother’s fashion design shop. My grandmother, Maria Zilda, was an independent business owner at a time when women had fewer opportunities in the workforce.
I have lived in several cities, Brasília, Buenos Aires, Baltimore, Charleston, New York, São Paulo, Berlin and San Francisco. São Paulo is where I am based now.
Have been a computer enthusiast since a very early age, took coding classes when I was nine, but liked to play with imagens much more. I was always envolved in graphic projects, contributing to school’s communication, and interning at a newspaper in college.
Had my first professional experience at the 24th São Paulo Art Biennial, as part of the operational team. This experience completed my formal education and ignited a passion for São Paulo, allowing me to connect with incredible local artists and designers. I began working as an art director and designer for communication agencies in São Paulo where I had the privilege of collaborating with many talented individuals.
In 2010, I officially opened my graphic design studio, where I've had the pleasure of working with small and medium-sized companies, often alongside their founders, witnessing the birth and growth of cherished brands.
I never stop learning; I have attended numerous classes, workshops, and seminars worldwide, exploring software, brands, graphic design, and human behavior as observed through art. My curiosity about the intersection of art, sometimes in its minimal form, design aimed for better communication, and computing drives me to create thoughtful work with engaging clients.