I talked about team collaboration as a guest lecture at University of Miami
I’m mentoring designers that are curious about data on adplist.org
It’s free 🤓
By simulating what would happen if all Covid‑19 deaths in Brazil happened in your neighborhood, “No Epicentro” tries to humanize an evergrowing number
A story on how age & disabilities impact a child’s likelihood of being chosen by a foster parent, using growing plants as a metaphor
Thousands of overpriced meals were purchased by the Brazilian government with public money. This firery chart shows them all
After applying the aging filter 5× on the same photos, all faces were whitened, indicating a racially biased dataset was used by the AI
“Montadino” is a concept initiative for crafting toys from reused EVA foam, which is largely used in schools and often goes to waste
I’m currently studying for my master’s in interaction design at Malmö University, where I try to envision nuanced behaviors between technology and humans.
Also, I recently helped a Swedish NGO on creating global-facing projects. At Datastory, we focused on turning important issues into beautiful tools, free for everyone.
Before that, at Questtonó, an innovation consultancy, I helped companies like Ambev by creating early prototypes and conducting face-to-face user research.
As a leader, I helped a team of 5 people in projects that combined data, design and web development at Estadão, a major Brazilian media company.
These were some of our projects →
The last project we created was the sole winner of the Information is Beautiful Awards 2019, in the Best Non-English category.
Back in 2017, I won an award in the same category. The story was featured on the Data Viz Today podcast and picked as the most beautiful of the year by Data Curious.
As a speaker, I talked about humanizing numbers at Dataviz.Rio and conducted workshops on how to get insights from charts at Coda.Br and Rede Globo.
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