Latim
𝓛𝓸𝓿𝓮:
it's all about
Latin America
‧₊˚🖇️✩ In 2020, I founded Latim Love, an independent and collaborative platform dedicated to Latin American culture. We explore theoretical issues through accessible and playful language, addressing the challenges faced by the Latin American community and diaspora.
‧₊˚🖇️✩ In 2023, I collaborated with Brazil’s leading fashion brand, FARM Rio, leading a co-creation lab centered on Latin America.
*Research *Content *Curatorship
‧₊˚🖇️✩ In 2025, we launched the first edition of our print magazine, 164-paged filled with delicious Latin America stories.
Featured on Monocle's podcast, Stack Magazines IG and distributed by Antenne Books (UK).
Presented at:
Porto Design Biennale - Comunoteca Program (2025)
Obidos Literary Festival (2025)
Selected to be part of MiraLookBooks International Meeting of Publications Specialising in Contemporary Culture (Madrid)












👛 I conceptualized the "Portunhol tote bag" that was quickly sold out in Brazil and Portugal. Phrase: "Portunhol, is it a language of the future?"
Latim
𝓛𝓸𝓿𝓮:
it's all about
Latin America
‧₊˚🖇️✩ In 2020, I founded Latim Love, an independent and collaborative platform dedicated to Latin American culture.
We explore theoretical issues through accessible and playful language, addressing the challenges faced by the Latin American
community and diaspora.
‧₊˚🖇️✩ In 2023, I collaborated with Brazil’s leading fashion brand, FARM Rio, leading a co-creation lab centered on Latin America.
*Research *Content *Curatorship
‧₊˚🖇️✩ In 2025, we launched the first edition of our print magazine, 164-paged filled with delicious Latin America stories. Featured on Monocle's podcast, Stack Magazines IG and distributed by Antenne Books (UK).
Presented at:
Porto Design Biennale (Comunoteca Program) - (Porto, PT, 2025)
Obidos Literary Festival - (Obidos, PT, 2025)
Selected to be part of MiraLookBooks (International Meeting of Publications Specialized in Contemporary Culture) - (Madrid, SPA, 2025)











👛 I conceptualized the "Portunhol tote bag" that was quickly sold out in Brazil and Portugal. Phrase: "Portunhol, is it a language of the future?"