About Me

My work begins with language, lifting off the page in the form of multi-sensory ecosystems.

I am a São Paulo-born, London-based creative director, writer, and educator working at the intersection of art, education, and socio-ecological impact. My installations are narrative environments that make the intangible – vanishing landscapes, silenced histories, ecological loss – palpably present in the room.

To build these ecosystems, I pull threads across disciplines, collaborating with composers, ecologists, filmmakers, physicists, poets, dancers. The making process itself enacts the relational thinking at the heart of my practice: I create with place, not about it.

Recent works include Lungs of the Earth (Pulmões da Terra) (2024), a sonic tribute to the Amazon; Terra Poetica (2026), an interactive landscape connecting humans and the more-than-human; and a blue moment (2026), an immersive film-poem and elegy to the Arctic. My debut poetry collection, a blue moment, is being published by Guest Editions and releasing in Autumn 2026. I have received four Canada Council for the Arts awards supporting this body of work.

My research is grounded in collaboration with environmental scientists at Imperial College London, King’s College London, Sierra Club, University of Svalbard, Carleton University, University of British Columbia, putting a commitment to accurate environmental storytelling at the heart of my practice.

I have designed experiential learning programmes at the intersection of art x ecology for Bertha Earth, Sierra Club BC, ArtStarts in Schools, Vancouver Park Board, Arts & Health, Megaphone Magazine, Thrive Youth Development Canada, and the Bolton Academy of Spoken Arts.

I am part of the artist collective Terra Sapiens Studio and a member of the League of Canadian Poets. I have been an artist-in-residence at the Spitsbergen Artists Center (Norway, 2023), Sierra Club BC (Canada, 2020), and the Gullkistan Center for Creativity (Iceland, 2019). I hold a MEd in Education for Sustainability from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Concordia University.