EJC | Emergent Justice Collective

The Emergent Justice Collective is a trauma-informed, feminist-led coalition of advocates and lawyers grasping power structures at the root of global injustices.

Having recently established itself, EJC needed a visual identity to reflect its remit; pushing for arising, disrupt and transformation.

☞ emergentjusticecollective.org

Marsha TQ_Bipoc in Tech

MARSHA is a talent sourcing platform and recruiting consulting business for trans and queer BIPOC in tech.
Marsha uses intersectionality as a strategic tool to connect companies to diverse talents across Europe (and globally), offering recruiting on demand and DEI services to support organisations building a diverse workplace, fostering a culture of inclusivity and equity.

This visual identity is crafted as a tribute to Marsha P. Johnson—a visionary activist whose contributions to the LGBTQ+ community continue to inspire change and empowerment. The design takes a bold and raw approach, centering around a single, evocative symbol: the brick. This choice recalls the Stonewall riots and the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, serving as a powerful icon of resistance and progress.

QAD – Queer Analog Darkroom

"QAD" is a Berlin-based intersectional, self-organized skill sharing collective.

As 1/8 co-founder of QAD, I’ve contributed to the collective by designing our visual identity besides the creative strategy and organization. Combined with scans of abstract analog photos, hand-drawn typography, and bold text type, the identity is to celebrate the tactile, experimental possibilities of analog photography.

Under the umbrella of QAD and still under its funding phase, Glimpse is a collaborative magazine showcasing queer lives, perspectives and bodies by queer photographers. Each issue of Glimpse will be led by a new composition of queer curatorial team members.

☞ Instagram: queeranalogdarkroom

Going Local

A seasonal, personalised guide book for visitors to Berlin showcasing recommendations of leading artists, designers and thinkers in the city uplifting local businesses.

About

I'm a multidisciplinary designer and artist, born in Rio de Janeiro and based in New York City.

My practice is versatile, imaginative, and research-based, embracing pluriversality of visual language across diverse cultural contexts.

With over 15 years of experience in the design field, I have developed a keen eye for aesthetics and a solid understanding of design principles.

My skill set includes both print and digital projects, completed for a wide range of fashion, cultural events, and lifestyle clients. I also design custom experiences across Europe, the U.S., and Brazil for brands and individuals.

My previous professional experiences have equipped me to collaborate on a variety of projects for diverse clients, ranging from non-profit organizations to small businesses and large retail brands. During these projects, my involvement spanned all phases of the creative process and included work on retail, stage design, campaigns, and editorial content.

Additionally, I have proven experience working with production teams to advise on detailed specifications and negotiate reasonable estimates aligned with project timelines and budgets.