Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, I am a proud Latina with a Brazilian father and a Spanish mother. I graduated in Product Design from PUC-Rio, with an exchange experience at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand, but since a young age, my true passion has always been photography. As a documentary photographer and art director, I create series like 28 Questions Before 28 and Where is Agatha?, exploring themes of self-reflection, connection, and my perspectives on the world. I consider myself a natural storyteller, thriving on translating these narratives into visual conversations that inspire reflection. My work reflects my personality as it is a fusion of improvisation and thoughtful planning, celebrating the balance between spontaneity and intention. I am deeply captivated by the beauty of everyday life, and I find inspiration in the ordinary while also diving into editorial projects with bold, defined aesthetics. Working mostly in 35mm film, but occasionally in digital too, I strive to create visuals that resonate with society in general. Whenever possible, I incorporate my favorite color, green, into my work. I am an extroverted and curious individual, I love connecting with people, learning their stories, and sharing my own. Outside of photography, I enjoy indoor bouldering and consider myself a citizen of the world, inspired by the diverse cultures and perspectives I’ve encountered through extensive travel.