On World Water Day (03/22), National Geographic Latam launched the album "Sounds of future Ocean", to make people aware of the plastic issue on our planet. The album contains 4 tracks with sounds made only with plastic removed from the ocean, and taken to a recording studio. The ocean sounds were recreated using cinema technique called "foley" and represent each of the environments most affected by plastic: beach, open sea, glacier and deep ocean. At the end of every track, a message explains what was used to create those sounds and invites people to rethink their consumption.
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To make people aware about the fact that not reporting domestic violence is also being part of it, we created a print ad where the people who pretend not to see the evil look like a bad person. ABDM (Associacao Beneficente Deus Menino) is a charity institution that takes care of health issues in the city of Francisco Beltrao, Parana. Agency: 433
There is one suicide every 46 minutes in Brazil. It's almost 12.000 cases per year. An act of despair motivated by depression and loneliness.
New Burger King print campaign out of DAVID Sao Paulo that features x-ray images of real customers that were injured taking such a big bite out of Burger King's food offering - "We warned you it was big."
The Brazilian company Gava, a high-end manufacturer of customized furniture and interior design, wants to show that it's not necessary to be a millionaire to be unique. There is an easier way to be exclusive: with interiors that express the lifestyle of each one. Agency: Fosbury&Brothers
In most cases of child abuse, the crime is committed by acquaintances or family members. Many cases of abuse are also committed through the internet. Our attention is decisive in the prevention and combat of this crime.
Fort is a Brazilian retail market group. Every year, the group promotes the Fort Challenge, a street marathon at Campo Grande/MS.
Music moves.New print for Spotify. 
This educational ad aims to educate drivers, so they don't drink and drive. Showing their respective places in the traffic, we surprise the reader by making the electricity pole the place for the drunk driver. 
