Brazilian artist is a self-taught poet, visual artist, and photographer. His work is a testament to the power of imagination, drawing inspiration from the belief that art emerges from unseen, unexplored realms. Emphasizing the divine influence in creativity, he resonates with Nietzsche’s idea of needing permission to use one’s talent.
His artistic achievements include winning the "SART" (Salão de Arte De Rondônia) with his piece "Antropofágia," and participating in the "Furum Cultural Mundial" in São Paulo in 2004. He was also featured in a government project that highlighted four notable Northern Brazilian artists.
Notably, a significant portion of his artworks is owned by a single collector, Dr. Francisco Prestello, showcasing the unique demand for his work. His exhibitions have graced various universities and city salons.
As a poet, his piece "O Passado Moderno" was published in CULT magazine, demonstrating his versatility. In photography, he maintains a compelling online presence, with an extensive portfolio that captures his diverse artistic vision. This artist stands out for his multifaceted contributions to the Brazilian art scene.
