Kyne Santos blends drag, humour, and science communication to make math feel accessible, expressive, and human. In this interview, Kyne talks about breaking stereotypes, building representation, and why laughter is often the fastest way to connection.

Bravery in creative work is not about fearlessness. It is about choosing to step into work that costs something because the meaning on the other side is worth it.

In this conversation, Zé reflects on formative moments in life drawing classes, the impact of Brazilian culture and music on his visual sensibility, and how addressing mental health has fundamentally changed his relationship with his work. What emerges is a practice grounded in presence, curiosity, and the courage to follow what feels true.