Born in 1983 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, I stepped into photography field in Ireland after attempting study painting on canvas and Journalism in my hometown, influenced by classic visual arts and old school photographers.

I had a short experience as wedding and event photographer, while trying to break though conceptual fashion photography. Now, based in Germany, I began develop my interest on the the rustic look and workflow of pinhole photography, which I am using to make portrait and artistic nude contact prints from meddle and large film negatives.

My previous exhibition include: The Digital Darkroom in New Zealand (2010), Oisin Gallery in Ireland (2011/2012) and 'Art - Frisör' in Germany (2014). My publication credits include Oxfam clothes catalog and The Irish Mail on Sunday (2010), which featured a portrait of Michelle Massey, winner of the TV3 reality Series, 'The Apprentice'.

Thinking about the direction photography and art in a whole have being taking I try to return to “primitivism”. For it, I have shifted completely to Pinhole photography. Specially for landscape, portrait and nude. I am in love with pinhole simplicity, its soft images and contact prints. It takes me back to photography essence.