I’m a Brazilian Art Director and Multimedia Designer based in Salt Lake City, UT, with extensive experience across graphic, motion, and exhibit design. My work spans artistic, cultural, commercial, and political projects, with a focus on expanding access to art and information through clear and thoughtful visual communication, often in service of positive social change.
Over the years, I’ve collaborated with curators on exhibitions, served as Art Director for two public television channels in Brazil, and co-founded a post-production studio that later became part of an audiovisual collective in Brasília, where I was an active member. In the US, I’ve worked as a Senior Communications Designer at a local museum and as a Scenic Designer for an event company. I’ve since returned to motion design, where I now continue to grow alongside a team I deeply value.
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::: Art Direction & Motion Design :::
AMAs 2025
Music AwardsU.S., 2025
assigned work: motion design
Christopher Glyn and I were asked to create two visuals for Jennifer Lopez’s opening performance at the 2025 American Music Awards. Starting from our edit, the content was later refined and synced with lasers and lighting. Visuals production by Michael Zinman.
IDA Awards
Award presentationU.S., 2021
assigned work: motion design
The IDA Documentary Awards is the world’s most prestigious event dedicated to the documentary genre, celebrating the year’s best nonfiction films and programs. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 36th edition was held remotely. I was invited by Creative Director Cameron Pierce to develop the motion design package, including animations and assemblies, based on the logo created internally by the association. Creative direction: Cameron Pierce. Visual identity: Susan Yin (IDA).
Ibermuseos
Video presentationBrasília, DF, 2021
assigned work: motion design
Ibermuseos was created to connect and support museum professionals across the Ibero-American region. I was invited by director Alexandre Fishgold to incorporate the organization’s visual identity into a video presented at a regional gathering.
