Master's student in Architecture and Urbanism at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo, Architect and Urban Planner (FAUUSP, 2022) and technician in Visual Communication (ETEC Carlos de Campos, 2014). During graduation, he was an intern at the IABsp Culture Directorate (2021-2023), received a total of five scholarships in Research and Extension projects at USP and a Scientific Initiation scholarship at FAPESP, in addition to six monitoring activities in undergraduate subjects. Member of the research groups "Landscape Archeology" (CNPq) and "Barroco-Açu: Portuguese America in the artistic geography of the global South" (FAPESP). Currently carrying out a Research Internship at Centro de Humanidades (CHAM) at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa with support from FAPESP. Interest areas of History of Urbanization and Urban Planning, Landscape Archeology and Material Culture. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The division of the Portuguese Empire between the Estado da Índia and the Governo Geral do Brasil, headquartered respectively in Goa and Salvador, gave rise to historiographical studies that reiterate such separation to the detriment of the analysis of interactions on a planetary scale that were established in the course of portuguese colonialism. Based on the concepts of Mundialization (…
The "encounters" (CERTEAU, 1990) and cultural exchanges in "global" scale (BROTTON & JARDINE, 2000; BROTTON, 2009; GOODY, 2010) resulting in hybrid cultural landscapes, product of wide circulation of people, artifacts, ideas, forms, have increasingly inspired more questions. On the opposite way of a eurocentric history, and based on recent concepts of "Cultural Landscape", "Cultural Encou…
The division of the Portuguese Empire between the State of India and the General Government of Brazil, headquartered respectively in Goa and Salvador, has largely inspired historiographical studies that emphasize this separation rather than the analysis of interactions on a planetary scale established during Lusitanian colonialism. Embedded in the JP2 Barroco-açu Project: Portuguese Ameri…
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