I’m interested in ways to make knowledge more accessible through design — whether by simplifying the reading of complex content with good information architecture, or by giving new visual meanings to ideas and narratives.

My journey intersects literature, music, visual arts, and walking as a creative practice — a topic I explored in a postgraduate program focused on walking as a method for art and education (Casa Tombada). As a visual artist, I have participated in zine fairs, led a workshop on the topic at SESC Belenzinho, and continue researching. I value autonomy in the process, but also thrive on the exchange with others.

I swim, play pickleball, and have been a roller derby athlete; every now and then, I get excited about new ways to move my body. I play piano, guitar, and drums as hobbies, have two cats, and a fondness for plants. I enjoy observing and drawing what surrounds me — and I believe it’s these small daily wonders that keep my creative drive alive.