About Me

I’m a Toronto-based architectural and interior design photographer specializing in commercial, hospitality, and residential spaces. My work explores the dialogue between people and the environments they inhabit, capturing atmosphere, structure, and emotion through refined visual storytelling.

With more than fifteen years of experience in architectural and commercial photography, I collaborate with architects, interior designers, builders, and hospitality brands to craft imagery that highlights both design intent and lived experience.

My visual language is rooted in a human-centric view of architecture: minimalistic and graphical, yet animated by subtle touches of colour and movement that bring each project to life and invite viewers to imagine themselves within the space.

I combine a technically rigorous approach to architectural photography with a spontaneity and openness to let life unfold in front of the lens, capturing those unrepeatable moments that give a project its atmosphere and soul.

My work has been featured in Vogue Home, Design Milk, Contemporist, Canadian Architect, Designlines, RestoBiz, Reno & Décor, ARIDO, InteriorZine, and Nuevo Estilo, among other leading design publications.

I’m also an active member of Toronto’s creative community, collaborating on initiatives such as Park(ing) Day Toronto and DesignTO, which celebrate public space, design, and urban storytelling. These collaborations reflect my interest in how photography can document and activate conversations around design in the city.

Beyond commissioned work, I pursue personal projects exploring the relationship between photography, place, and migration in the digital age. This ongoing research informs how I see and interpret space.

Originally from Rio de Janeiro, I have lived and worked in Brazil, Denmark, and Canada. These experiences continue to shape my understanding of light, culture, and architecture.