latin american stories

contemplating solitude at home. coffee taken slowly on the steps, a book left open on the bed, music moving through the afternoon as a body drifts into dance without an audience. in a culture shaped by closeness and noise, solitude becomes a deliberate act — an interior space where presence expands in warm latin light

brazilian street carnival, a unique celebration in latin america — sweat, rhythm, color and bodies moving without rehearsal. the street becomes pulse and noise, strangers turn into allies, and for a few hours everything feels possible

artisanal shrimp fishing along the coast of florianópolis — early light, manual labor and traditional knowledge guiding the rhythm between sea and shore

aerial views of são paulo — density, scale and movement shaping one of latin america’s largest urban landscapes. concrete, rhythm and structure seen from above.

at ilê axé osí mutacutalegin, in belmonte, bahia, near where the jequitinhonha river flows into the atlantic ocean. a sacred ground shaped by water, memory and spiritual continuity

documented in 2025 during the jequitinhonha expedition. faith and procession moving through the historic streets of serro, minas gerais.

jequitinhonha expedition. from source to mouth, we followed the river documenting landscapes and telling the stories of the people along the way