About

Danielle Dantas is a luso-brazilian designer born in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Since she was young, she has always been passionate about art and design, this passion led her to seek a career in this area.

Since the conclusion of her graduation in Industrial Design with an emphasis in Visual Programming and Product Design at Centro Universitário da Cidade (UniverCidade), she studied Web Design and gained experience in publicity around the world. As a freelancer, she worked with renowned companies and institutions such as Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB), Teatro Laura Alvim (Ipanema - Rio de Janeiro) and Consulting and Training company Mit-Marktec (Luanda - Angola), to name a few.

Determined to expand her knowledge in the design area, she returned to the classroom to graduate in Interior Design at Senac where she won a Design Competition with her "Hanuka Multifunctional Furniture" in 2016 and the following year she had the honor of presenting it at the New Brazilian Talents Exhibition - Design and Art, at Morar Mais Por Menos.

At the moment, she works as a Graphic Designer at WoMakersCode, is part of the largest technology community formed by women in Latin America and the first collective of women in technology to be part of the UN's Global Pact. Also, she carries out voluntary work as Vice-Leader of BSGI, an organization associated with the UN based on Nichiren Daishonin's Buddhism, is committed to contributing to the promotion of world peace through education and human development.

Her interest for quick problem solutions and endless creativity were the qualities that drove her love for the world of Design in the first place.