Trained as an architect (Dipl. Arch.), I work across cultural management, content research, publishing, and collaborative project coordination.

My practice focuses on developing and supporting cultural initiatives, shaping editorial and research-driven content, and coordinating projects in festivals, exhibitions, and other creative contexts.

I founded Equador, an independent publishing house featuring fiction, non-fiction, children’s literature, and travel writing.

Over the years, I have held roles including literary festival coordinator, cultural producer, archival researcher, and publisher, and have developed and produced exhibitions in São Paulo. These projects often involved international collaboration between Brazil, France, and Switzerland.

From 1997 to 2022, I conducted content and archival research in public and private institutions, including acquisitions, copyright, and licensing.

Before relocating to Switzerland, I served as Head of Event Coordination at FLIP, the international literary festival in the UNESCO-listed historic centre of Paraty, Brazil.

I hold both Brazilian and Swiss nationality and am currently based in Zürich.