Originally from Brazil, I’ve spent most of my life dedicated to competitive swimming, an experience that shaped my discipline, creativity, and work ethic. Alongside athletics, I developed a passion for visual storytelling and earned my Bachelor’s degree in Media and Communications at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County while building hands-on experience in the creative industry. For the past five years, I’ve been creating content across different platforms and styles, working as a freelance photographer for the last two years while completing a marketing agency internship during college. Today, my work combines photography, videography, and AI-generated media to create visuals that feel dynamic, intentional, and authentic.
Everything I create is driven by passion, intention, and the desire to make people feel something. Whether I’m behind the camera working with a client directly or creating content for a brand, my goal is always the same: to bring ideas to life in a way that feels authentic, meaningful, and memorable. I care deeply about the experience behind the work, making sure the people I work with feel comfortable, confident, and genuinely happy with the final result. For me, content is more than visuals — it’s about emotion, connection, and creating moments that people can truly enjoy and remember.

Former professional swimmer in Brazil for over 10 years before continuing my athletic and academic career in the United States as an NCAA Division I student-athlete at UMBC. Earned multiple America East Swimmer of the Week honors, became a multi-medallist and conference champion, and was recognized with the first-ever “Great Day to Be a Retriever” Athletic Director Award for leadership, creativity, and impact across athletics and media. Also received the Outstanding Service Award from UMBC’s Media and Communication Department for contributions to storytelling, media, and campus engagement.
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