Master in Social Change and Political Participation and a degree in Public Policy Management from the School of Arts, Sciences, and Humanities (EACH) at the University of São Paulo (USP). Interdisciplinary academic production, mainly on issues related to the military dictatorship, the permanent state of exception, and democracy. Member of the research groups: Studies in Body and Art (ECOAR) and the Center for Research and Production in Audiovisual (NUPEPA), both linked to USP. Currently, he is a researcher on Asymmetries and Power at Data Privacy Brasil and a focal point for the Working Group on Surveillance, Platformization and Data Protection of the Coalition for Rights on the Internet (CDR).