I was born in 1973, in Caxias do Sul- very south of Brazil- city where I live and work transversally in performing arts, visual arts and body sciences, bluring knowledge boundaries among fields, experimenting unknown vocabularies. I like to think of myself as an information collection in dance, biochemistry and visual arts.

My research focus and vocabulary are on textile and movement arts. In addition, I bring together creations in wearable and objects production, where I work by mixing crafts, fashion, art and design, recycling materials and seeking new meaning by applying them in different contexts, joining my plastic vision to small-scale production. I learned to knit, sew and dance as a child and later in life (1998) started career in contemporary dance, having joined the stable cast of Caxias do Sul Dance Company (2006 to 2013).

Parallel to a strict training in Biochemestry at Rio Grande do Sul Federal University, I attended undergraduate courses in Visual Arts, Dramatic Arts and Physical Education, structuring own and hybrid curriculum. I hold a postgraduation degree in Body and Culture: Teaching and Creation from the Caxias do Sul University-UCS, where custom and dance was my study subject, and a master's degree at UFRGS, where I lectured on biological-cultural identity of an ​​Italian colonization area in south Brazil; moreover to a resident time at the American Dance Festival-ADF, at Duke University-USA.

Daughter of a tailor and businessman and an art teacher, since little I was distracted by the plants that grew in the vacant lots and in the cracks on sidewalks, an act that still accompanies me today. The restlessness and the flowers passion, aligned with a training that articulates biological and human sciences, defines and moves me. Thus, my trajectory is marked by this mixture that prints the passage territories.

Currently, I attend a follow-up group at Hermes Artes Visuais-SP; develop autonomous works in textile and movement arts, I continue biochemist and, occasionally, I teach.