The festive atmosphere was nationwide; in Brazil, football is treated like a religion.

However, my first contact with visual arts came through my doodles and the photocopies my father made during his time in public service. He was a cameraman, and my mother was a homemaker at a time when women typically did not work outside the home. Today, everything has changed—a new generation with new concepts, values, and even a different understanding of family. First came my older brother (Japa), a Carioca with Oriental (Indigenous) features. Indirectly, he was the main person who influenced my career. He practically took me under his wing during his time as a partner in the technology, marketing, and design industry. He still works in the same field today. I identify as mixed-race—I am not "pure white." In fact, without getting political, who is truly "pure" in Brazil? My main characteristic is transparency regarding projects and deadlines. I strive for minimalism in both visual and textual information. I enjoy research, value the creative process, and respect the client's perspective. That said, I am a calm, critical, and witty person, flexible when it comes to changes, and I love joking around with those close to me. Another passion of mine is photography, which has brought me some awards and plenty of joy..