Wendy Andrade is a Brazilian visual artist born in Baixada Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, whose interests lie in visual narratives that celebrate Black identity and culture. More artist than technician, Wendy uses photography as a medium to challenge and provoke new perspectives for the Black community. His work takes place in a symbolic atmosphere, with the intention of creating a new history and building a memory where beauty is a fundamental element. In all his efforts, writing and photography go hand in hand, and this creative fusion earned him a place on the 50 most creative people in Brazil list by Wired magazine.