I’m a Brazilian tattoo artist currently based in Madrid. I grew up in Rondônia, a region in northern Brazil where life was quiet and creativity often came from improvisation — drawing, observing, and building worlds from limited resources. That environment shaped the way I approach imagery and continues to influence my work today.

My path into art started with drawing and evolved through digital illustration, graphic design, and eventually tattooing. Across all these mediums, I’ve always been interested in translating ideas into visual form — especially those that are difficult to express in words.

Tattooing is the most direct extension of that process. My focus is on custom compositions, primarily in blackwork, often built around symbolic or figurative elements and designed for the body rather than as isolated images.

Although tattooing is my main practice, I still move between different visual disciplines, including digital work and traditional media. Each of them informs the others and shapes how I think about composition, contrast, and structure.

In short, I create images meant to last — whether on skin, paper, or screen — with an emphasis on clarity, intention, and permanence.