I've started working with permaculture in 2014, when I joined a Collective Association of Permaculture in Joinville, and since then I did some bioconstruction work, a few workshops and as part of this urban collective which I take part in it allows me to act in an urban enviroment with permacultural tools.
Permaculture came to me as a spiritual way and it has blossomed into an activism practice to change society and the way we interact with nature.

I like to see myself as a person walking between worlds - spiritual and mundane intertwined - though I believe that this whole world is a spiritual place, sacred and awesome. I'm always searching for the everyday beauty, the poetry of the ordinary, keeping aware of the stunning events that happens every day like sun rise or sunset, the full moon, an eclipse.
I have this wanderlust that moves me forward, encourages me to keep searching for adventure, experience and personal growth.
I have a degree in psychology and I've been working with teaching and training for the past 5 years, working with people and nature is my passion. I'm also a pagan, I like to see the wonder of the sacred world every where I turn, it helps me to keep positive.