I’m a Brazilian visual artist based in Singapore, with a background in architecture and design, and a deep curiosity for meaning.

I grew up surrounded by creativity, and for many years architecture shaped the way I saw the world — through proportion, structure, space and balance. But over time, I felt drawn to explore what exists beyond what we can simply see.

Art became a way of expressing what I was living and transforming within myself. It helped me access intuition and give form to things that are often difficult to put into words.

I’m fascinated by the meeting point between structure and freedom, technology and the human hand, the visible and the intuitive.

Perhaps that is what I am always looking for through art: a way to make the invisible a little more tangible.

And somewhere within that search, Glyph emerged — bringing structure into movement, and transforming something designed into something that can be felt, worn and held close.