HENRIQUE CIRILO is a set designer working between NYC, LA and Brazil. He collaborates across fashion, editorial, advertising and experiential projects, creating environments that translate ideas into physical space with clarity and intention.

Born and raised in the countryside of Brazil, Henrique began his career in São Paulo within the corporate and financial sector before relocating to New York to pursue design. His nontraditional path informs his practice with a strong sense of structure, realism and process. Since establishing his work in New York City, Henrique has collaborated closely with photographers, directors and brands to develop spaces that support image and narrative.

Henrique brings hands-on experience in building and fabricating sets and props, giving him a practical understanding of materials, labor and production. His work is defined by thoughtful resource allocation and considered decision-making, from fabrication to collaboration, ensuring that each project feels intuitive, grounded and quietly expressive.

Henrique's collaborators include photographers and directors such as Adrienne Raquel, Amy Troost, Norman Jean Roy, Cam Hicks, Charlotte Rutherford, Danielle Levitt, Andres Jaña, Alvaro Colom, Erik Carter, Emmanuel Sanchez-Monsalve, Henry DaCosta, Loic Maes, Tyrell Hampton and Tina Tyrell. His work has been commissioned by brands including Calvin Klein, Maybelline, Zara, Converse, Redken, Melissa, Nike, Ssense and Tiffany & Co. Publication collaborations include Cultured Magazine, The Cut, GQ, L’Officiel, Paper, 10 Mag, Vanity Fair, Vogue Brazil and V Magazine among others.