Eduardo Recife is a Brazilian artist, illustrator, and typographer whose work blurs the boundaries between analog and digital, memory and imagination. Known for his layered collages filled with vintage imagery, handwritten text, and fragments of type, Recife creates visual worlds that feel at once nostalgic and deeply personal. His multidisciplinary practice extends to typography and digital tools, with over 25 typefaces and a series of Photoshop resources that have influenced artists and designers worldwide. In this conversation, we discuss his creative process, his relationship with texture and typography, and the rich visual language he has created.