I am a documentary, portrait, and underwater photographer who blends visual storytelling with a deep understanding of people, culture, and place. Working between Brasília, Bologna, and Washington, D.C., my photography explores the unseen layers of identity—connecting the soul of a person with the world that shapes them.

My style is defined by bold use of color, confidence in natural light, and the ability to abstract the frame—whether underwater, in the streets, or inside a fully controlled studio setup. Even in fashion work, my focus is the individual soul beneath the surface: how style becomes expression, how vulnerability becomes strength, and how a portrait becomes a story.

Two decades of global work in conservation and socioeconomic development sharpened my instinct for human truth. I’ve documented communities, cultural transitions, and fragile ecosystems with the eye of both an artist and an investigator—someone who listens deeply and translates complexity into images that feel alive.

Today, I create personality-driven portraits, narrative editorial work, and fashion visuals that combine emotional resonance with strong aesthetic direction. My clients include WCS, BIOFUND Mozambique, Megamodel Brazil, Matapee Indigenous Patterns, and magazines such as International Banker. Across these collaborations, my goal remains constant: to craft images that carry meaning, presence, and the unmistakable imprint of a lived story.

Whether underwater, on location, or in the studio, I create photographs that connect people to their own essence—and invite audiences to see the world with new clarity.