For more than 20 years, I have built my career through experience, instinct, risk-taking, and a constant belief in my own creative vision.
I have attended and created around some of the most important art fairs in New York, Miami, and São Paulo, as well as Fashion Weeks across the international calendar — New York, London, Milan, and Paris — alongside Brazil’s national Fashion Week in São Paulo.
My journey has never been about having the biggest number of followers. I have built my work through real experience, relationships, projects, and the courage to keep creating in my own way. Even with a community of less than 10K followers, my portfolio tells a much bigger story than a number on a screen.
I cannot simply teach you a formula for what to do or how to do it, because there has never been a formula for my career.
I have never followed a recipe.
I have taken risks. I have trusted my instincts. I have learned by doing, by making mistakes, by changing direction, and by continuing to create when there was no clear path in front of me.
Throughout my career, I have always shared the vision behind the projects I create — not only the final image, but the story, the process, the people, the culture, and the reason behind it.
I have a strong instinct for what I do.
Time has not changed that instinct. My career has evolved — from fashion illustration to graffiti, from graffiti to muralism, from painting to visual storytelling and content creation — but every experience has strengthened the way I see, understand, and communicate a project.
Everything I have done has become part of the way I create today.
Now, I am ready to share more of that vision: the projects, the journey, the process, the challenges, the “why,” and the places this creative path can take me next.
This is not about following a formula.
It is about trusting the vision, taking the risk, and creating the path as you go.
