My name is Vitor Moretti Zonetti. I was born in São Paulo, Brazil, and grew up in the interior of the state. I hold a Higher Education degree in Fine Arts from the University of the Arts London (UAL), a degree in Social Work from São Paulo State University (UNESP), a master's degree in Sciences from the Sustainability Graduate Program at the University of São Paulo (USP), a doctorate in Sciences from the Latin American Integration Graduate Program, also at USP, and a doctorate in Agroecology from the National University of Colombia (UNAL), Bogotá campus.
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My multidisciplinary background has shaped my ability to observe socio-environmental reality in its deepest dimensions. For over ten years, I have worked in popular and rural territories, especially in Latin America, to understand their root aspects and highlight them as solutions to modern problems such as the climate crisis and biodiversity loss.

I do believe ancestral experiences hidden by the One World can reveal new pathways for human development. We must learn from modern technological progress, however we must highlight the situated knowledge systems promoted by the Nature-Cultures to compose societies that are able to compose the web of life in dialogism with the non-human worlds.