Documentary photography is a central part of my artistic practice, especially in Brazil, where I photograph religious celebrations, cultural traditions, and the textures of everyday life. My work is guided by curiosity, attentiveness, and respect for the people and communities I encounter, seeking images that convey presence, atmosphere, and human depth.
Photography, for me, is a form of connection — with others, with the natural world, and with my own way of seeing. Alongside documentary work, I am deeply engaged with wildlife photography, portraying animals in their natural environments in ways that reveal movement, behavior, and emotion as part of a living narrative.
I am also drawn to portraiture, both in natural settings and in the studio, always pursuing authenticity, character, and emotional resonance. Across these different approaches, photography allows me to shape my visual language, deepen my understanding of the world, and sustain a lasting sense of wonder, discovery, and adventure.
