Le Corbusier – A arquitetura moderna declarada Patrimônio da Humanidade

Traveling exhibition for the Embassy of Switzerland in Brazil and the Consulate General of Switzerland in São Paulo, in cooperation with the Fondation Le Corbusier and UNESCO. First presented in 2022 at the Museu da Casa Brasileira, the exhibition features the 17 UNESCO World Heritage works of the Franco-Swiss architect Le Corbusier and subsequently toured Brazil.

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2021 / São Paulo – remote from Zurich

Graphic design / André Stefanini (BR)

Exhibition design / Juliana Raimo (BR)

Film art direction / Henrique Stabile (BR)

3D art / Batche Stabile (BR)

CINECARTAZES

Environmental graphics exhibition for the 41st Festival SESC Melhores Filmes, presented at the CineSesc foyer. Featuring 12 original illustrated film posters by Marcelo Cipis, reinterpreting selected Brazilian and international films from the festival program.

Content & Project Manager

2015 / São Paulo, Brazil

Illustration and art direction / Marcelo Cipis (BR)

Atrizes e Atores do Cinema Brasileiro

Environmental graphics for the 40th Festival SESC Melhores at the CineSesc foyer, featuring contemporary portraits by French photographer Ludovic Carème of Brazilian actors and actresses from films awarded Best Brazilian Film over the festival's first four decades. 

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2014 / São Paulo, Brazil

Portraits / Ludovic Carème (FR)

Editorial and environmental graphic design / RegularSwitch (BR/FR)

Diretores em Retrato – Registros de Ludovic Carème

Environmental graphics for the 39th Festival SESC Melhores at the CineSESC foyer, as a special event of the 37th Mostra Internacional de Cinema em São Paulo, featuring portraits of film directors by photographer Ludovic Carème.

Content & Project Manager

2013 / São Paulo, Brazil

Portraits / Ludovic Carème (FR)

Editorial and environmental graphic design / RegularSwitch (BR/FR)

A Louca Debaixo do Branco – Um Trauma de Fernanda Young

Exhibition at MIS – Museu da Imagem e do Som, conceived by writer, screenwriter, and television presenter Fernanda Young as a book-installation. The exhibition explores the construction of the romantic myth through the figure of the bride, the central character in Young’s book of the same name.

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2012 / São Paulo, Brazil

Book design / Eduardo Hirama

Identity, exhibition design, website, and multimedia applications / RegularSwitch (BR/FR)

Scenography / Liz Eventos (BR)

METROPOLIS?

Exhibition for the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at the IX Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura de São Paulo. Produced by the Institut Français, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, and the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs / Ministère des Affaires étrangères et européennes  (MAEE). Originally presented at the French Pavilion of the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale in 2010, the exhibition featured 16 films exploring the metropolis as a territory shaped by its open and unbuilt spaces.

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2011 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship and exhibition design / Dominique Perrault (FR)

Films / Richard Copans (FR)

Scenography / Liz Eventos (BR)

Suíços do Brasil

Traveling exhibition for the Consulate General of Switzerland in São Paulo and the Embassy of Switzerland in Brazil, first presented at the Museu da Imigração and subsequently touring Brazil. The Swiss diplomatic mission in Brazil initiated this project to continuously compile historical and biographical portrayals of Swiss immigration to Brazil. I collaborated on several phases of the project, notably this exhibition and the content for the suicosdobrasil.org.br website.

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2009 / São Paulo, Brazil

Exhibition design / Apiacás Arquitetos (BR)

Films / Célia Gambini and Cristiano Burlan (BR)

Scenography / Marcenaria Baraúna (BR)

Connexions>Conexões

Exhibition at SESC Pompeia, presented as part of the Année de la France au Brésil, exploring the dialogue between contemporary Brazilian and French graphic design through posters, graphic works, and multimedia installations by 10 French and 10 Brazilian artists and graphic-design studios.

Project & Content Manager

2009 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Rico Lins (BRA) and Christelle Kirchstetter (FR)

Exhibition design / Selma Bosque (BR)

GénéroCité

Exhibition for the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at the VIII Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura de São Paulo. A co-production of Culturesfrance, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication / Directorate of Architecture and Heritage (Direction de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine - DAPA). Originally conceived for the French Pavilion at the 11th Venice Architecture Biennale in 2008 and presented in São Paulo as part of the Année de la France au Brésil, the exhibition featured 30 projects exploring architecture’s capacity to create more generous urban environments.

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2009 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Francis Rambert (FR)

Exhibition design / Collectif French Touch (FR)

Estação Natureza

Permanent exhibition for the Fundação Grupo Boticário at Estação Ciência, designed as four train carriages exploring Brazil's biomes. Combining infographics, watercolor illustrations, historical imagery, photography, film, and interactive exhibits, the exhibition presented the country's ecological diversity through an immersive and educational experience. 

Project & Content Manager (image acquisition, copyright clearance, and licensing)

2008 / São Paulo, Brazil

Exhibition design / Apiacás Arquitetura (BR)

Content / Helena Tassara and Isa Grinspum Ferraz (BR)

Graphic design / Prata Design (BR)

Arch/Scapes – Negociando arquitetura e paisagem

Exhibition for the Consulate General of Switzerland in São Paulo at the VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura de São Paulo. A contribution of the Swiss Confederation, represented by the Swiss Federal Office of Culture / Bundesamt für Kultur (BAK). Exploring the relationship between architecture and landscape in contemporary Switzerland, the exhibition presented recent Swiss architectural projects that negotiated the balance between preservation and innovation, examining how new architecture engages with public space, cultural traditions, and evolving landscapes.

Project Manager

2007 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Francesca Ferguson (CH)

Production / S AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum, Basel (CH)

Exhibition design / HHF Architekten, Basel (CH)

Scènes d’Architectures – Nouvelles architectures françaises pour le spectacle 

Exhibition for the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at the VII Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura de São Paulo. A co-production of Culturesfrance, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication / Directorate of Architecture and Heritage (Direction de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine - DAPA). Featuring 34 recent projects by French architects, the exhibition explored the dialogue between architecture, the performing arts, and public space.

Project Manager

2007 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Rafaël Magrou (FR)

Exhibition design AWP (FR)

Gráfica Suíça Cartazes 1950-2000

Exhibition of 100 posters presented by the Consulate General of Switzerland in São Paulo at Instituto Tomie Ohtake, exploring the history and international impact of Swiss graphic design from 1951 to 2000. 

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2007 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Rolf Thalmann (CH)

Collection, Production / Basel School of Design Poster Collection  / Plakatsammlung SfG Basel (CH)

Partners / Swisscam Brasil and Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia

Nicolas Bouvier – O Olhar do Viajante

L'Œil du voyageur was a traveling exhibition of 98 photographs, presented by the Consulate General of Switzerland in São Paulo at the Pinacoteca de São Paulo.

Logistics & Production Assistant

2007  São Paulo, Brazil

Collection, Production / Musée de l'Élysée, Lausanne (CH)

Associate Curator, Traveling Exhibitions / Rachel Vez Fridrich (CH)

Partner / Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia (CH)

Noite do Ano

Open-air photography projections presented during Virada Cultural 2007, a collaboration between SESC São Paulo, Les Rencontres d'Arles de la Photographie, and the Consulate General of France in São Paulo. Across 11 projection sites in downtown São Paulo, the program featured works from international photography festivals, museums, agencies, galleries, newspapers, and photographers, transforming the city into a large-scale nighttime exhibition.

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2007 / São Paulo, Brazil

General Direction / Alain Arnaudet (FR)

Curatorship / Claudine Maugendre (FR) and Pisco Del Gaiso (BR)

La Ville Projetée

Exhibition for the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at the VI Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura e Design de São Paulo. Co-produced by the Association française d’action artistique (AFAA) and the French Ministry of Culture and Communication / Directorate of Architecture and Heritage (Direction de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine - DAPA). The exhibition presented approximately 50 projects demonstrating how French architects were shaping contemporary cities in France and internationally.

Project Manager

2005 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Madeleine Houbart, AFEX – Architectes Français à l’Export (FR)
Pavilion Co-ordinator / Emmanuel Michaud (FR)

Exhibition design / Zen+dCo (FR)

Guest Designer / Marc Mimram (FR)

Lighting Design / Fernanda Carvalho (BR)

"Estampes à punaiser sur les murs..."

Exhibition of 37 works by Le Corbusier, presented by the Embassy of France in Brazil and the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at the VI Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura e Design de São Paulo. The exhibition explored the architect's work in painting, drawing, printmaking, enamel, and sculpture through works from the Fondation Le Corbusier and private collections. 

Project Manager

2005 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Éric Mouchet, Fondation Le Corbusier (FR)

Lighting Design / Fernanda Carvalho (BR)

Fotografias de Lévi-Strauss - Presença Francesa Nos 70 Anos da USP

Exhibition for the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at Centro Universitário Maria Antonia, presented as part of the celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the University of São Paulo (USP). Featuring 33 black-and-white photographs taken by Claude Lévi-Strauss between 1935 and 1937 during his tenure at USP as a member of the French Mission, the exhibition was accompanied by screenings of À propos de Tristes Tropiques and a cycle of Franco-Brazilian public lectures with Daniel Nahon, Pierre Rivas, Michel Paty, Hervé Théry, Adolpho José Melfi, Leila Perrone-Moisés, Marilena Chaui, and Wanderley Messias da Costa.

Project Manager

2004 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Instituto Moreira Salles (BR)

Carlos Motta

Exhibition for the Museu da Casa Brasileira, exploring the work of Brazilian designer Carlos Motta, from his handcrafted furniture to the development of industrial production, highlighting the evolution of iconic designs such as the São Paulo and Flexa chairs.

Project Manager

2004 / São Paulo, Brazil

Curatorship / Mara Gama (BR)

Exhibition design / Bartira Ghoubar (BR)

Photography / Rômulo Fialdini (BR)

Video / Bijari (BR)

Christian e Elizabeth de Portzamparc

Exhibition for the Consulate General of France in São Paulo at the V Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura e Design de São Paulo. Co-produced by the Association française d’action artistique (AFAA) and the French Ministry of Culture and Communication / Directorate of Architecture and Heritage (Direction de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine - DAPA). Presenting a selection of recent projects by architect Christian de Portzamparc and interior designer Elizabeth de Portzamparc, the exhibition also featured the couple's proposal for the Cidade da Música in Rio de Janeiro.

Project Manager

2003 / São Paulo, Brazil

Exhibition design / Christian de Portzamparc and Elizabeth de Portzamparc (FR)

A Arte e a Técnica de Miguel Juliano

Exhibition for the Museu da Casa Brasileira, celebrating 50 years of Miguel Juliano’s architectural career through a retrospective of 48 projects spanning more than five decades.

Project & Content Manager

2002 / São Paulo, Brazil

Exhibition design / Triptyque (BR/FR)

Editorial design / Bijari (BR)
Architectural Drawings / DP+G Arquitetura e Engenharia and Miguel Juliano Arquitetos (BR)

Photography / José Moscardi, Nelson Kon, and Rômulo Fialdini (BR)