I am a South American artist working across figurative painting and sculpture. My practice draws on surrealism, archaeology, mythology, dreams, and pre-capitalist societies to build symbolic worlds shaped by memory, migration, and nature.
Born in Brazil and raised between Brazil and Uruguay, my work is deeply informed by South American visual culture, personal memory and friendships, and experiences of displacement. Through painting, I create dense compositions populated by hybrid figures, symbols, and shifting relationships between bodies, objects, and landscapes. These works explore transformation, spiritual wandering, identity, and the unstable nature of reality.
More recently, I have expanded my practice into sculpture, working with discarded and found materials alongside plaster, paper pulp, cement, wool, and wood. In these pieces, I am interested in material fragility, regeneration, and the way objects can carry traces of time, ritual, labour, and care. Across both mediums, my work reflects an ongoing engagement with ecology, belonging, and the possibility of imagining other ways of living and relating.