ABOUT

I was born and raised in Lisbon, Portugal, where I first discovered my passion for photography. At just sixteen, I began my journey as a photojournalist for the JRA project. A year later, I received first place in the category of Youngest Environmental Photo Reporter in Portugal — an early recognition that encouraged me to continue exploring the power of imagery. By the age of eighteen, I was honored with the title of Best Environmental Photographer in Europe in the 16–18 age group, a milestone that marked the true beginning of my artistic path. It was also at eighteen that I fell in love with fashion photography — a field that quickly became my main creative pursuit. Since then, I’ve developed my vision across backstage environments and editorials, presenting my work at Lisbon Fashion Week and being a regular presence behind the scenes at Portugal Fashion for the past six years. Over time, my focus naturally evolved toward editorial storytelling, where I aim to capture emotion, identity, and above all, the diverse narratives of women. In 2020, I expanded my professional path by joining Farfetch as a Senior Photographer. There, I contributed to model training and played an active role in shaping the brand’s new visual identity, further deepening my expertise in both fashion and e-commerce photography. Today, I divide my time between Lisbon, Milan, and Paris, working with a wide range of international clients including Vogue Portugal, GQ Portugal, Neo2 Magazine, L’Officiel Baltic, Vanity Teen Magazine, Kaltblut Magazine, Divo Magazine, Parq Magazine, and Flame Magazine. Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with leading model agencies such as L’Agence Models, Central Models, NEXT Worldwide, Face Paris, Women Paris, WonderWall Milano, Blast Models, Elite Lisbon, and Karacter Agency. Every project I take on is an opportunity to explore the intersection between aesthetics and emotion. It’s within this ongoing search for authenticity and soulful imagery that I find the true meaning of my art.