I am an artist, educator, and researcher currently based between Basel (CH) and São Paulo (BR).

Working across visual arts, performance, writing, drawing, and collective practices, my work explores questions of transformation, language, immigration, and the ways knowledge is perceived, defined, and shared in artistic experiences. Rather than treating art, education, and research as separate fields, I approach them as one practice that varies in spectral waves, creating modes and moments that shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us.

Over the years, I have lived and worked in different countries, collaborating with artists, cultural institutions, universities, and community-based initiatives. My background includes visual arts, performance, philosophy, cultural project management, and art education. I am currently a PhD researcher at the Academy of Art and Design Basel (FHNW) in cooperation with the University of Arts Linz.

Whether through performances, workshops, research projects, exhibitions, or conversations, I am interested in creating spaces for reflection, exchange, and transformation.

I earned my MFA in Performance from ABK Stuttgart (2023, with a DAAD grant), studied at Kunstakademie Münster (2019, DAAD grant), and also participated in an exchange at Rutgers University (2013, CAPES grant). I was awarded the DAAD Prize (2021) and a Deutschlandstipendium (2022), as well as PROAC funding in São Paulo, Brazil (2014). My work has been featured in projects at Theater Rampe Stuttgart (2023) and Kunsthalle Baden-Baden (2021), and I was nominated for the EDP Arts Prize at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in 2018. With extensive teaching experience, I have worked at SESC Brazil (2017–2019), lectured at UNESP (2016–2018), and worked as an educator at Künstlerhaus Stuttgart (2021–2023). I also published an article in FKW magazine in 2022.

I currently research exorcism and possession rituals in artistic processes that merge and blend at the edges of spiritual practices, connecting the material and invisible worlds.