Throughout my life, I have experimented with different forms of art, but audiovisual has occupied a latent place in my career. There is something about cinema that awakens in me a desire for continuous expression.
Since 2017, I have been committed to exploring a combination of academic research, film, and audiovisual. My professional trajectory has been centered on these two pillars, always seeking a path encompassing experimentation, achievement, education, and research.
I have a deep interest in people, stories, and everyday subtleties. This interest moves me in search of cinematographic language. I feel fulfilled when I research, analyze, or write about films, developing an authorial perspective on non-fiction.
From a young age, I experienced violence and inequalities in the suburbs on the one hand. At the same time, in opposition to structural racism, I was raised in a family that celebrates blackness. These experiences gave me a sensitive look at the arts and turned into a creative and restless impetus. I found in cinema the language that challenges me as an artist.