I’m a Brazilian artist now based in Madrid. I grew up in Rondônia, a small and often overlooked corner of the country, where life moved slowly and creativity meant inventing your own games, drawing for hours, and finding wonder in the simplest things. That mix of isolation and imagination shaped how I see the world and still influences how I create today.

Over time, art became my constant thread: first through drawing, then digital work like Photoshop and graphic design, and eventually tattooing. I’ve always been fascinated by turning ideas into images, by finding a way to give form and communicate things that are hard to put into words.

Tattooing for me is just one expression of that. It’s not about trends or decoration, but about creating something that feels personal and lasting. My focus is on larger pieces featuring bold blackwork and symbolic imagery. I like tattoos that mean something: whether that meaning is obvious or hidden.

Even though I work primarily on skin, I still see myself as an artist first. I move between mediums, and all of them influence each other. What I bring to tattooing comes from years of exploring graphical design, digital illustration, acrylic painting, mixed media, and just experimenting in general. At the same time, the discipline of tattooing has reshaped how I approach all my other work.

In short I create images that aim to outlast the moment, whether they live on paper, on screen, or on skin.