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Cinema is more than moving images—it is the art of creating worlds, emotions, and meaning through space, composition, and light just as a film set becomes an extension of a story, architecture and landscapes hold narratives of their own. This collection, Cinematic Spaces, explores how places tell stories. Through contrast, framing, and atmosphere, each image captures a world suspended in time—silent yet alive, waiting for movement, for a scene to unfold. Whether shaped by human hands or sculpted by nature, these spaces evoke a sense of presence, solitude, and emotion—the core of visual storytelling.

Responsible for the architecture of publications or the structure of how visual communication can be interpreted, Editorial Design aims to reinforce the internal and external aesthetics of texts and contents. The editorial design reinforces the connections between information and users, specializing in publications such as books, magazines, articles, newspapers, catalogues, leaflets, brochures, covers, etc.

The application of Design Thinking methods to transform scientific data into visual communication through 3D video - a case applied to Brazilian fires

IIIdade magazine campaign was created to reinforce the information about Covid-19. All materials were developed especially for the Brazilian public over 60 years of age. In addition to general information, the content sought to alert and sensitize the elderly about the importance of the necessary care during the delicate pandemic period. The IIIdade magazine and flyer are available in the Portuguese version.

One of the main works that has developed since 2019 is volunteering at Fraternity Without Borders. With hope and a strong desire to help end hunger and build a peaceful world, the humanitarian organization works in some of the world's poorest places.