I’m an artist working primarily with photography and experimental image-making. I explore the conditions and events that shape my human experience and, through it, the collective one. I’m interested in how our inner and outer worlds interact and how societal norms and expectations form us. Themes of spirituality, time, nature, space, technology, and creativity run through my work, arising from a steady curiosity about the world’s possibilities and mysteries. At the core, my practice is a way of remembering and investigating what makes us human.

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​My practice grows out of my personal life and from an ongoing transformation in my relationship with identity, belonging, trauma, grief, and love. I’m searching for meaning and understanding while unlearning limiting personal and collective norms. I translate ideas, perspectives, and emotions from everyday experience into images. These take the form of abstract creations, staged scenes, documented moments, objects, materials, and textures that often feel raw and tactile.

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​I use both analogue and digital processes and move between observation and construction. Experimentation and chance are central to my explorations. There is magic in serendipity and synchronicity, for giving up control and perfection is a continual exercise in trusting the creative act. Imperfections have become a statement of character for me: a point of interest, a sign of boldness and courage to show up as is, even when it would be easy to polish or align. Material limits help me find new approaches and perspectives.

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​With a background in Communication Design, I have worked for more than fifteen years in the creative industry while living in London, São Paulo, and Berlin. My years in Brazil were a vital turning point of expansion. They connected me more and more to an intuitive, process-led way of creating and helped me realise the inner desire for a personal artistic practice.