I’m a Brazilian-born multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles. My work explores visibility, identity, and the politics of belonging — and has been exhibited globally (USA, Italy, UK, France, Spain, and Korea) and most recently shown at the Disabled Women Make History (& Art) exhibition at Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio.

I was born with a limb difference, and that experience shaped a deep desire to occupy — and create — spaces where I once felt the absence of bodies like mine. I'm drawn to real people and real presence: what exists beyond performance, beyond the perfectly framed body. 

Through projects like I Am a Piece of Art and Livre Leve Solta,  I've created spaces where the body is something to witness with care and celebrate as it is. I'm currently developing All Eyes On Me, a feature hybrid doc that expands this inquiry into a cinematic exploration of how we look at one another — and what that gaze carries.

Alongside my artistic practice, I'm producing PRESENTE!, an independent documentary following the journey of Brazilian Black female political and community leaders in their fight for human rights.

I come from a production background and understand structure and collaboration — but what drives me now is intimacy, truth, and connection.