My love for art and drawing has existed since I was a child. I was a lonely child surrounded by many adults and, to distract myself, I spent most of my time drawing.
My drawings were rarely just scribbles; they ended up becoming characters and scenes in a story that kept me company throughout the day.
My family didn't encourage me much, even though I always expressed my love for art, because for them it was important to study hard and have a serious career to survive in the world.
So as I grew up, I put the pencil and paper aside while I studied to get into a good university.
Which led me to go to college at the age of 16 and graduate in architecture in 2019. Even though I had chosen a profession that could express some of my love for drawing, I felt trapped in the rigidity of conventional education, which obeyed the market, and of architectural computer programs in which we were forced to reproduce more of the same.
I was almost graduating and spiralling into a state of depression when, in a last-ditch attempt to discover what I loved, I sought refuge in alternative architecture and began studying things like earth building, permaculture, conscious design, and natural geometries.
During the pandemic in 2020, I studied everything I could about alternative knowledge and sacred geometries. I took a Reiki course as a way to help me with my healing journey and emotional processes. I started meditating every day and stopped eating meat.
At that time, I had a transcendental experience during one of my daily meditations, when I heard the name “starseed” and saw for a few seconds a cosmic tree that was throwing seeds towards Earth.
As the pandemic passed, I immersed myself in spiritual knowledge and alternative living, and eventually sought a practical experience in which I could live in my daily life the entire Universe that I was discovering.
In 2021, I backpacked through several Brazilian states, visiting alternative and sustainable communities.
It was in some of these communities that I had the opportunity to drink ayahuasca in a ceremony with indigenous people from the Brazilian Amazon.
After my first experience with ayahuasca tea, I had a major turning point that changed my inner self and my entire way of seeing reality.
I continued traveling to several more communities for approximately 6 months and consecrating ayahuasca monthly.
Plant Medicine taught me more about myself, my Soul and cosmic history, and showed me how, based on my own experience, I could also pass this knowledge on to others.
I left architecture aside because I realized that I chose this profession more as an attempt to fit into society than to express who I really was.
At the end of 2021, while I was still traveling, I started to provide services as an energy therapist. At first, I imagined that I was doing something similar to Reiki, but just like in my ayahuasca ceremonies, my cosmic family would introduce themselves, and eventually, the cosmic family of the person I was treating.
Over time, I began to channel the guidance and star family of my patients, and soon after, I would access the Akashic records. My services became increasingly full of visions, in which I had to both describe and explain the meaning of these visions to the person I was treating.
They included descriptions of star guides, such as their world and the way they lived, other lives of these people, on Earth or beyond, as well as symbols, which I later discovered were light codes, which activated specific energies in the field of my patients.
The first 6 months were a great process of discovering what I was doing and how I could put this service into the world. Architecture school had traumatized me somewhat in terms of drawing, and since I graduated I had stopped using pencil and paper, until I heard very clearly from my guidance in one of the ceremonies I participated in: “You need to start drawing again.” And I knew exactly what I needed to draw.
I first started putting on paper my own visions from personal meditations, symbols I received, information from my own Higher Self and Akashic, and I realized how putting them on paper made me more aware of that information, and new informations that complemented the previous one began to emerge.
Until August 2022, I began offering, along with my energy therapy, the “Arts of the Soul” channelled art that initially portrayed what I saw in my patients’ energy fields during therapy.
Over time, the art stopped representing only the therapy sessions and brought even more information and messages about their experiences and Soul stories. Today, in June 2025, there have been 77 Soul Arts channelled, all hand-drawn, painted in watercolour, acrylic paint, and more recently digital painting.
I hope to soon extend the channelled art not only to personal orders, but also to the co-creation of oracles and art books that can inspire and remind people all over the world.
I also have a great love for the world of illustrations and children’s stories and would love to create books that inspire children to meditate, connect with their guides, and express more of their unique energy and creativity.
