At the intersection of anthropology and biology, my background informs my work as a naturalist and scientific illustrator, focusing on living organisms and the relationships humans have with them. I create both original illustrations and educational materials designed for science outreach and the popularization of scientific knowledge.
Among my projects, I’ve had the opportunity to design educational materials for Indigenous communities in the Amazon. This experience has strengthened my interest in projects that make knowledge accessible while respecting its complexity and cultural context.
I hope to continue collaborating with researchers, cultural institutions, and conservation organizations. My work strives to balance three key elements: clear, educational communication, scientific rigor, and artistic quality.
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Using reference photographs or live models, I study the species in order to create an illustration that is both precise and accurate. My goal is to produce images that combine aesthetic quality with scientific rigor, accurately highlighting the subject’s characteristics. For this work, I primarily use watercolor, pastels, and digital painting. See more
As part of science outreach and communication projects, my job is to determine the most relevant content to highlight and how to present it. This involves making the information accessible to a general audience and tailoring the visual design to the target audience, striking a balance between scientific rigor, clarity of message, and visual appeal. Learn more