An artist and media designer originally from Brazil and now based in Bremen, Germany, my practice explores the intersection of art and technology, with language often serving as a central element.

Conceptually, the focus lies on archives as a form of artistic inquiry, examining their poetic and political dimensions and investigating how they can function as spaces for memory, critique, and speculation.

At the material level, clay and ceramics serve as primary materials, integrated with technical systems, material agency, and the tension between archaism and futurism. Combining hands-on knowledge of traditional techniques with expertise in electronics and software development allows for an exploration of the interplay between physical and digital realms, uncovering their mutual influence and creative potential.

Projects have been featured at venues such as Ars Electronica in Linz, the British Academy Summer Showcase in London, the Museum of Modern Art in Salvador, the National Historic Museum in Rio de Janeiro, the Voltaje Festival in Bogotá, and the PixxelPoint Festival in Slovenia, among others. With an MA in Digital Media from HfK Bremen, distinctions include a Prix Ars Electronica Honorary Mention in 2019, first place at the Hochschulpreis Digitale Medien in 2022, and a Media Futures grant for the project Edit Wars in 2022. The artistic practice has been presented in exhibitions and festivals across Brazil, Europe, and Latin America.