who am I

I used to attend sound baths almost every weekend as a way to start my week, and I noticed that sound helped me not only with stress, but also with the inflammation and soreness in my hand from manual art work. This made me interested in how sound and vibration can support the body., not only emotionally, but physically too.

I started exploring different instruments, tones, and frequencies, spending hours feeling how each one touched my body and noticing how each sound made me feel. It was a natural and intuitive exploration, more self-taught than formal.

Over time, during my research, I began to understand sound as something much bigger than what we hear. Sound is vibration, one of the primal ways energy moves and expresses itself. Because vibration interacts with the body, sound can influence our breathing, attention, emotions, nervous system, brain activity, and state of consciousness.

Sound can also change neuro pathways and influence how we experience ourselves in the moment. Rhythm, frequency, and resonance can help shift our internal rhythm, quiet mental activity, support relaxation, and invite us into different states of awareness.

Since the body is largely made of water, we can also experience sound as vibration moving through the body. Sound creates a  relationship between vibration, body, mind, and consciousness.

Today, I lead individual and group sound journeys, bringing together sound, vibration, breath, and stillness to create a space for relaxation, restoration, and a deeper connection with the natural intelligence of the body.

The time I spent investigating the body and emotions naturally led me to the study of ThetaHealing® and the body meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine, culminating in my training as a ThetaHealing® practitioner.

Through this work, I began exploring the relationship between the conscious and subconscious mind, and how our experiences shape the stories and beliefs through which we understand ourselves and the world around us.

So much of what we know and how we experience life is shaped by what we have come to believe to be true. It can influence the food we choose, the things we are drawn to, our interests, our fears, our doubts, and even our sense of safety.

When a belief begins to create limitations in the way we act, feel, connect with ourselves, or allow ourselves to grow and prosper, it can become what we call a limiting belief system.

ThetaHealing® uses meditation and guided practices to enter a deeply relaxed theta state of consciousness, creating a space to explore the subconscious mind and become aware of the beliefs and patterns that may be influencing our experience.

By bringing these patterns into awareness, we can begin to re-signify the stories we tell ourselves, see our experiences from a new perspective, and gain a clearer vision of what truly brings us peace, connection, and meaning.

Through art and design, graduating in Industrial Design in São Paulo, Brazil. My background as an artist and designer taught me to observe form, matter, structure, color, texture, and the way we interact with the world through the body.

Throughout my journey, I have explored many different artistic mediums and materials. From making pigments and working with paint, to sculpting wood, shaping metal, molding clay, and blowing glass. I have always been curious about how each material responds to touch, heat, pressure, movement, and transformation, and how it can be manipulated to create something new.

I became fascinated by the process of giving form to an idea, animating matter through our hands, and creating beauty through color, shape, texture, and movement. This exploration taught me to look beyond the surface of things — to understand the nature of a material, how it behaves, and how our interaction with it can transform both the material and the experience of creating.

As a tattoo artist, my relationship with the body became much deeper. Working directly with the skin brought me into contact with people’s stories, emotions, memories, and identity, sparking my curiosity about the connection between the psychological and the physical. This is what I call Ink Therapy: using the process of tattooing as a way to explore, express, and give new meaning to personal experiences through images and the body.

I began studying the body’s meridian system through Traditional Chinese Medicine, while paying closer attention to the areas of the body people chose to tattoo, the emotions and stories that emerged during our sessions, and the meaning behind their designs.

Over time, I began noticing interesting connections between where someone chose to place a tattoo, the design they were drawn to, what they were experiencing emotionally, and the stories that brought them to that moment. These observations deepened my interest in how our inner experiences can be expressed through the body, and how the body can become a place where we mark, carry, and re-signify our experiences.

The world of symbol and geometry also played a big part in this expression of information  and emotions.

Each tattoo session is unique. I approach each person as an individual, creating a space that responds to what they are seeking or needing in that moment — whether it is to mark a transition, explore something within themselves, release, reconnect, or simply sit in a quiet space and be present with themselves.

The tattoo can become a tool for self-knowledge, reflection, and connection, giving form to something that may be difficult to express through words.