What happens when we solve questions that are usually posed to machines? Would it change how we relate to one another and could it alter how we see ourselves in society? Unlike computers, humans use emotional parameters to solve their problems. A computer follows preprogrammed rules and repeats itself over and over again, responding to outside stimlii only as it was designed to. By interacting with this installation and sorting the colours, the ribbons interchange and, step by step, a pattern is woven. This pattern is a historical archive of how the previous visitors have solved the problem over time.

An old bank in Weimar used to communicate internally through colorful bulbs. Each combination of colours would have an specific meaning. We build a simple computer out of threads which controls the light and the video game characters. Attention: all lights on means "bank robbery".

Convertible wearable using free methods of stitching to re-design the texture of wasted fabrics assembled as patchwork.

Visualization of forest fire accross the globe, on the 2nd of February 2016

Convertible wearables using the Arashi and Shibori method to re-design the fabric's texture.

Convertible wearables

Future Vintage Proposal, Weimer, Germany, 2016
Summaery Bauhaus, Weimar, Germany, 2015
Eco Chic Day,  São Paulo , Brazil, 2013
Atelier 397, São Paulo, Brazil, 2012
Free to Fall at Tucarena Theater, São Paulo, Brazil, 2012