Exhibits
- 2012 SP Arte - Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | Sertão da Bahia | group
- 2012 Museu da Imagem e do Som (São Paulo) | Sertão da Bahia | solo
- 2012 Athena Galeria de Arte (Rio de Janeiro) | Rio e Sertão da Bahia | group
- 2011 Samuel Owen Gallery (Connecticut) | São Paulo | group
- 2011 Maison Europeénne de la Photographie | Rio | group
- 2011 Athena Galeria de Arte (Rio de Janeiro) | Rio | group
- 2011 SIM (Curitiba) | Santa Catarina | group
- 2011 Casa 11 Photo (Rio de Janeiro) | Santa Catarina e São Paulo | group
- 2011 Galeria Maria Baró | Amazônia | group
- 2011 ArtRio - Galeria Athena (Rio de Janeiro) | Rio | group
- 2011 SP Arte Foto - Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | Santa Catarina | group
- 2011 SP Arte - Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | Santa Catarina | group
- 2010 Arterix (São Paulo) | Sertão da Bahia | solo
- 2010 1500 Gallery (Nova York) | São Paulo | solo
- 2010 SP Arte Foto - Galeria arte 57 ( São Paulo) | Amazônia | group
- 2010 SP Arte - Galeria arte 57 ( São Paulo) | Amazônia | group
- 2009 Espaço de Arte Trio (São Paulo) | Paris | solo
- 2009 SP Arte Foto - Galeria arte 57 ( São Paulo) | Paris | group
- 2009 SP Arte - Galeria arte 57 ( São Paulo) | Paris | coletiva
- 2009 Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | São Paulo | solo
- 2008 iContemporânea - Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | São Paulo | solo
- 2008 SP Arte - Galeria Arte 57 ( São Paulo) | Madness | solo
- 2007 iContemporânea - Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | Rio | solo
- 2007 Galeria Arte 57 ( São Paulo) | Flesh and Spirit | solo
- 2006 SP Arte - Galeria Arte 57 (São Paulo) | Sertão da Bahia | solo
- 2005 Palazzo Magnani (Milão) | Madness | solo
- 2003 Galeria Leica (São Paulo) | Rio | solo
- 2003 Photo España (Madrid) | Madness | solo
- 2001 Museu de Arte Moderna (São Paulo) | Cityscapes | solo
- 2000 Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro) | Portraits | solo
- 1999 Higashikawa Photo Fest (Japão) | Carnaval | solo
- 1999 Fotogaleria Li (São Paulo) | Portraits | solo
- 1997 Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro) | Carnaval | solo
- 1996 Museu Metropolitano de Curitiba | Carnaval| solo
- 1996 Museu da Imagem e do Som (São Paulo) | Carnaval | solo
- 1995 Galeria Fotóptica (São Paulo) | Old Havana | solo
- 1993 Maine Photographic Workshop (USA) | India | solo
- 1992 Galeria Cândido Mendes (Rio de Janeiro) | Madness | solo
- 1991 Visa Pour L’Image (Perpignam, France) | Madness | solo
- 1991 Museu de Arte de São Paulo | Pirelli Collection | solo
- 1990 Galeria Fotoptica (São Paulo) | Madness | solo
- 1990 Drew University (USA) | India, Madness, Hassidic Jews| solo
- 1988 Galeria Fotoptica (São Paulo) | India | solo
- 1985 Museu de Arte Contemporânea (São Paulo) | Trienal de Fotografia | solo
- 1984 Galeria Arco (São Paulo) | Venice Beach | solo
- 1983 Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris) | Brazilian Photography | solo
- 1983 Photographer’s Gallery (London) | Brazilian Photography | solo
- 1980 Parson's School of Design (New York) | Hassidic Jews | solo
- 1978 International Center of Photography (New York) | Hassidic Jews | solo
- 1976 Museu de Arte de São Paulo | São Paulo | group
- 1975 Museu de Arte de São Paulo | Martinelli | solo
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