For Prai, photography is more than documentation. It is a way to protect memory, strengthen Indigenous identity, and create dialogue between worlds. His work reflects a perspective deeply rooted in traditional knowledge and in the understanding that nature, culture, and community are inseparable.
As a photographer with the Instituto Raoni, and as part of the Xingu+ Network Communicators and the Beture Collective, Prai documents the realities of Indigenous life in the Amazon: ceremonies, daily life, territorial protection, leadership, resistance, and the connection between people and forest.
