About Me

I discovered myself as a translator before I discovered myself as a photographer. What I do is take what a brand feels about itself, but still doesn’t know how to articulate, and turn it into image. Into light. Into something people absorb before they have time to process it. Strategy and aesthetics as one thing, not as separate stages of a project.

But being a creative translator comes with a cost no one warns you about: you start seeing the world that way all the time. I see framing in a conversation. I see narrative in a dinner. I see positioning in an outfit, a choice, a silence. It has shaped the way I relate to people, the way I observe, the way I communicate with those who matter to me. Personal life and work were never separate drawers. They have always been the same way of seeing, expressed in different contexts.

I reflect on all of this as I click the shutter. Every image carries that weight. I don’t document. I reveal what pulses beneath the surface. I’m a visual artist based in São Paulo, with the technical precision to capture all of it. Images that build a real sense of presence, connecting what is felt to what is seen.