Why this exists

Most personal websites try to summarize a person.
This one is trying to observe one.

I don’t believe people are static objects that can be fully explained by a résumé, a tech stack, or a list of achievements. I believe we’re closer to evolving systems — influenced by code, culture, spirituality, mistakes, curiosity, and long walks where ideas suddenly connect.

This project is a digital space where those layers can coexist.

Who I am (for now)

Based in Blumenau, Brazil (though I spent 8 transformative months living in Ireland).

I work with software because I like making complex things usable.
I stay interested because I like asking why things exist at all.

My background lives somewhere between:

• Engineering and systems design.
• Knowledge organization and teaching.
• A constant curiosity about how humans, tools, and meaning intersect.

I enjoy structure — but only if it stays flexible.
I enjoy abstraction — but only if it still touches reality.

What you’ll eventually find here

This repository (and the site it powers) is meant to grow into a personal operating system of sorts:

• ✍️ Essays and notes about technology, work, identity, and learning.
• 🛠️ Projects, experiments, and half-finished ideas.
• 🎨 Visual explorations, symbols, and interface concepts.
• 🧭 Reflections on where I’ve been — and what I want to build next.

Some things will be polished.
Some things will be rough.
That’s intentional.

What this is not

• Not a portfolio pretending to be a person
• Not a blog chasing engagement
• Not a manifesto claiming certainty

This is closer to a workbench than a showroom.

A note to future me (and curious visitors)

If you’re reading this later:

Growth beats consistency.

Status

🚧 Under construction — permanently.

If something here sparks a thought, a disagreement, or a collaboration idea, that’s already a success.