Jolcilmar, Porto Alegre, Brazil for BOX1824
‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
“Smile” (Sorria). Paulo is experimenting with public manifestations.’The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
Thiago Vinicius is part of the group that created the Community Bank Sampaio Union, at Jardim Maria Sampaio neighborhood, São Paulo, which provides micro-credit and prints its own currency, the “sampaio”. Watch this video from TEDxAmazônia. ‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their…
Thiago Vinicius is part of the group that created the Community Bank Sampaio Union, at Jardim Maria Sampaio neighborhood, São Paulo, which provides micro-credit and prints its own currency, the “sampaio”. Watch this video from TEDxAmazônia. ‘The Brazilian Dream‘ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their…
This is a photograph of Billy in Rio de Janeiro City for Survey for Monocle.
Lucas Rogeiro Marcirira, Spa Manager at Hotel Santa Teresa. Rio de Janeiro City Survey for Monocle. Monocle Magazine photography by Jacob Langad Nilsson
This is a photograph of Marco in São Paulo Fashion Week. The São Paulo Fashion Week (SPFW) is a fashion event, held at Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo, Brazil. Known as “Latin America’s pre-eminent fashion event and the most important fashion show in Latin America.
This is a photograph taken in the Central Area, Minas Gerais in Brazil by photographer Jacob Langvad Nilsson.
This photograph was taken from Passos, Minas Gerais, Brazil by photographer Jacob Langvad Nilsson. Passos is a Brazilian municipality located in the southwest of the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil. Its name is derived from the patron saint Bom Jesus dos Passos.
This is a photograph taken in Minas Gerais, Brazil by photographer Jacob Langvad Nilsson.