I was shaped by a multidisciplinary education and an endless curiosity for how people, systems and environments evolve. Studying Design at PUC-Rio gave me the foundation to understand form, design and the role of aesthetics in shaping behavior. My further studies, from documentary filming at AIC-SP to visual arts at Parque Lage, post-production at SVA-NY, and problem solving methodologies at MIT have expanded my ability to connect disciplines. 

I see design as a strategic lens to understand realities and open new paths. I’ve always been drawn to environments that demand adaptation, from offshore platforms to Indigenous territories, from major cities to remote landscapes. Each context shifted the way I interpret complexity, scale, and human intention. Swimming long distances in open water became my way of grounding, a practice that organizes my thoughts, aligns my focus and reinforces the clarity I bring into every project.