Thinking hands,
making visuals
Senior multidisciplinary designer working across visual identity, digital experiences, exhibitions, editorial design and creative production.
Strengthening
digital presence
Kept Museum of Tomorrow connected to its audiences during the pandemic through digital engagement, reinforcing its relevance and helping sustain sponsor support during a critical period.
Illustration that brings people closer
Humanized Teya’s internal communication through illustration, creating more engaging content that strengthened employee connection and reinforced the company’s identity as a light and enjoyable place to work.
Working with multidisciplinary teams
Coronaceno brought together science, grief, culture and the social transformations of Covid-19 into a single exhibition at a moment when the pandemic was still reshaping everyday life. The exhibition attracted 54,464 visitors over five months.
A thoughtful approach
to sensitive issues
Designed a visual narrative around maternal and newborn mortality that brought attention to an urgent issue while shifting the conversation toward hope, solutions, and collective action.
Design beyond
the screen
Personal projects that bring art into everyday life through ceramics and prints. A space to explore materials, craft, and visual language beyond commercial work.
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Clients & collaborations
More projects brought to life through design
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Capital M
A bold visual rollout for a global initiative working to transform menstrual health markets.
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Pratodeque
Art direction for an exhibition that was a result of 8 months of research in the Museum of Tomorrow lab.
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Marimba
A flexible visual system connecting cultural projects across Portuguese-speaking countries.
