I hold a degree in Fine Arts from Rio de Janeiro and began my artistic journey as a caricaturist, participating in renowned festivals in countries such as Brazil, Argentina, Portugal, Serbia, China, Romania, Iran, Turkey, Syria and France. In 2006, I was honoured to be nominated for an Emmy Award as part of the team of artists for the acclaimed series "Hoje é Dia de Maria", where I worked as a painter and sculptor.
In 2008, after moving from Brazil to Canada, I decided to reorient my career and delved into the world of computer graphics. I specialized in 3D, working as an artist and animator in various sectors, including gaming, film, and advertising. Among the projects that marked my journey, I highlight my contribution to the 2D animation of "Noël de Walter et Tandoori" and the game "Honey Buzzness".
In recent years, alongside my artistic practice, I have dedicated myself to academic research in the fields of design and digital art. I developed a thesis exploring the connections between Kandinsky's theory of form and digital design, fostering a creative integration of traditional and contemporary knowledge.
Currently, I reside in Montreal, where I contribute to the development and production of immersive and interactive experiences in the creative industry. My ability to navigate between digital and traditional arts enriches my projects, serving as a constant source of inspiration. This intersection between disciplines allows me to create a dialogue that bridges the classical and the technological.