...wandering in a white cube

I was born in Paris, grew up between Brazil and Ecuador, and went to school between France and Germany. From the very beginning, home was never a place for me. It was a movement, something that existed between two moments.

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After graduating with the French-German Abibac diploma, I studied film directing at ESRA in Nice. Then came Bremen—not as a destination, but simply the next stop along the way. I worked on high-end commercial productions as an assistant director and production assistant, traveling constantly from one shoot to the next. Later, I hitchhiked around the world (the whole big loop), and somewhere along the way I realized I had never really settled anywhere. Not because there was nowhere to stay, but because I had learned not to build myself inside places, but in what exists between them.

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That realization shaped the way I make films.

 

Cinema is the place where the in-between takes on a form of its own—in the movement between frames, the silence between two lines of dialogue, in everything you don't see but somehow still feel.

Since 2022, I've been making films that all circle around the same question: How does a place live inside a person? And how does a person endure being somewhere?

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In 2025, I received the Prix Coup de Pouce at FIGRA for my documentary filmed in Venezuela, one of several awards and festival selections my work has received in recent years.