Heloisa Lodder de Oliveira (São Paulo, 1969). He was born and lives in São Paulo, the capital. Since 2016 she has dedicated to the studies of the Visual Arts, by investigating the men's behavior towards in the environment in which they live.
Bachelor of Graphic Design from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, 1991, she dedicated for more than fifteen years in her company, and after this period she turned her studies to photography and the visual arts.
In 2016, after some expeditions to the Amazon forest, she began her investigation into predatory human actions towards man, against the significant growth of urban centers

In 2018 she was a finalist on LensCulture Street Photography Awards, and winner on StreetProjections 2018, in Berlin/ EMOP.

In her investigation, she reflects:
"We have faced scenes of poverty and misery every day, and from the beginning, I wanted to direct my studies towards a different point of view.
I’ve developed my work under a scenario called social vulnerability, where few seem to be sensitive to it. Conceptually, I intend for my artistic process to represent/"rescue " those people from the streets with some human dignity. I seek, thus, to bring them closer to their human essences (which seem to have been revoked), and, also, to approximate them to their fellow human beings.
Studies on the Dignity of the Human Person is still a complaint, with a twist of hope, for me."