About
I am a London-based independent curator, researcher and arts writer, as well as a curatorial researcher at the International Circle–Latin America at Centre Pompidou, Paris.
At Centre Pompidou, I work with the institution’s Adjunct Curator for Latin America, Paulo Miyada, focusing on the acquisition of artworks from the region and related curatorial research.
As an independent curator, I research and engage with artistic expressions with a particular interest in practices focused on ecology, the use of language, the legacy of colonisation and experiences of displacement.
My writings have recently been published by British magazine Prospect, Latin American magazine ArtNexus and German journal Arts of the Working Class. I also write about artists for exhibitions and catalogues on commission.
I have been working in the visual arts scene for ten years, and hold an MA in Art History and Theory from the University of Essex, UK. I am from São Paulo, have been living in London for over a decade, and I am especially interested in exploring the articulations that are possible between European structures and perspectives of the Global South.
Between 2021–2024, I was part of the research network Land Body Ecologies, a global collective from fields including psychology, arts, human rights, sustainability, sociology, design and medicine. Working closely with Indigenous and land-dependent communities from Kenya, Uganda, India, Thailand, and the Arctic, together we used artistic approaches, design research and storytelling to explore human experiences and relationships with the environment. Within the group I assumed the role of Programme Co-lead for the Land Body Ecologies Festival at Wellcome Collection (June 2023), offering a fundamental contribution to the curatorial cohesion of its artistic programme.
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