An country-side boy with the dream of echoing far away.

My creative journey began early in life, drawing comic books in my dad’s office, composing and performing comedy sketches at family lunches, and finding endless fascination in the textures of music, film, and everyday sound. From a young age, I’ve been drawn to the expressive potential of the arts in all their forms, and sound quickly became the medium that resonated most deeply with me.

 

During my teenage years, I immersed myself in music theory, guitar, and drums. But it wasn’t until my undergraduate studies that I began to understand sound as more than performance — as space, texture, and emotional architecture. I studied Communication and Multimedia at the Universidade Estadual de Maringá, where I focused on cinema, audio, and sonic experimentation. It was there that I discovered sound design as both a technical discipline and a creative art form. I then deepened my technical and creative practice through specialised training at two of Brazil’s leading institutions: the Instituto de Áudio e Vídeo (IAV) and the Academia Internacional de Cinema (AIC).

 

Currently, I’m based in the UK, pursuing a Master’s in Sound Design at the School of Digital Arts (SODA) in Manchester. My practice explores the intersection of sonic composition, field recording, and immersive sound design across film, games, installations, and experimental works. I’m especially interested in how sound interacts with new digital environments and how user interaction plays a pivotal role in shaping the listening experience.

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Now, I’m looking for opportunities within the European creative industry — to collaborate, to grow, and to continue contributing to projects that value the aesthetic and emotional power of sound. Whether in film post-production, game audio, or interdisciplinary arts, I’m excited to bring my skills and curiosity into new, challenging environments. Let’s make something worth listening to.