1. Tell us a little about yourself.
I was born in São Paulo, the capital, but I have always lived in Rio de Janeiro. I always liked geometric shapes and colors, houses and nature, and that’s why I chose to study architecture. My first and only option was the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.

4. What are your favorite topics? What materials do you use in your works?
My favorite theme is Abstract. I don’t see how to let all my imagination flow, except as a means of criticizing what I don’t like in certain concrete realities.
As for the media that I currently use, it’s just certain digital software. This was mainly after the postural tremor began to interfere with the motor control of my upper limbs.

6. Does any artist inspire you?
Many, I’m a fan of Joan Mirò, Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso (a masterpiece of irreverence), Ivan Serpa, in short, there are so many that inspire me but I always try to pay more attention to my imagination and own tools.

7. What are the best responses you’ve had to your work?
All answers are good. It is important that they are all truly related to my emotions and the observer’s interpretation. It’s as if there was a dialogue in synchrony in this connection.

10. What are your main participations in exhibitions?
Exhibitions in the plastic arts hall of the Escola Superior de Guerra, Pixelated Generation, from UFSC, Eixo Arte Gallery in the UFF Cultural Reserve Space, Raphael Art Gallery – Edmundo Cavalcanti, EueArte Gallery, Universo de las Artes, Giving Voice to the Arts, Zagut Gallery, Artsy Gallery with Zagut Group.
Top 5 and most recent.
The 5 main ones are distributed between Galeria Eixo Arte, Raphael Art Gallery, and the most recent with Galeria Zagut.