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Daily Inspiration: Meet Giuliano Rodrigues

Today we’d like to introduce you to Giuliano Rodrigues.

Alright, so thank you so much for sharing your story and insight with our readers. To kick things off, can you tell us a bit about how you got started?
My story has always been driven by the desire to turn ideas into worlds. I was drawn early to music, image, performance, and the emotional power of creating an atmosphere that people can step into. Over time, that curiosity became a practice: learning, experimenting, taking risks, and gradually finding a language that felt unmistakably my own.

A major part of that language is the idea of armor. For me, the armors are not simply costumes or visual objects; they represent transformation, protection, presence, and the strength we build through vulnerability. They became a way to give a physical form to the inner worlds behind the music and to make each performance feel immersive and intentional.

As my vision grew, I began developing projects such as DUBLUCID RECORDS (dublucid.com) and Flowing Movement Music as connected parts of a wider creative universe. Music remains at the center, but I have never seen it as existing in isolation. Sound, design, fashion, technology, movement, and storytelling all inform one another. Today, I continue to build work that is both personal and collective—work that invites people to feel, imagine, and perhaps recognize a part of themselves inside it.

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I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
It has definitely not been a smooth road. Building an independent creative path means constantly balancing vision with reality: finding resources, creating opportunities rather than waiting for them, and staying committed when the outcome is not immediately visible. There were moments when I had to carry several roles at once—artist, producer, creative director, strategist, and problem-solver—while continuing to protect the heart of the work.

One of the biggest challenges has been making space for a vision that does not fit neatly into one category. My work brings together music, visual identity, performance, the armors, and projects such as DUBLUCID RECORDS and Flowing Movement Music. That can be difficult to explain in an industry that often wants a simple label or a quick result. I have learned not to dilute the work just to make it easier to understand.

Those challenges have ultimately made me more focused and resourceful. They taught me patience, consistency, and the importance of surrounding myself with people who understand the value of building something with depth. Every obstacle has reinforced why I do this: to create work with meaning, presence, and a life beyond the moment.

Alright, so let’s switch gears a bit and talk business. What should we know about your work?
I am an interdisciplinary artist and creative director working at the intersection of music, visual identity, performance, fashion, and storytelling. My practice is centered on building complete worlds around sound—worlds that can be heard, seen, and felt. Whether I am developing a musical release, a live performance, a visual campaign, or an armor, I approach each element as part of the same larger narrative.

I am especially known for the armors: sculptural pieces that extend the emotional language of my work into the physical space. They are symbols of transformation, resilience, and identity, and they allow me to create a direct connection between the inner experience of the music and the audience’s experience of a performance. I am interested in work that feels immersive rather than separate—where sound, movement, image, and presence become one.

Through DUBLUCID RECORDS, DUBLUCIDWAVE, Flowing Movement Music, and my wider artistic practice, I continue to create spaces for bold ideas and meaningful collaboration. What I am most proud of is staying true to a singular vision while allowing it to evolve. What sets my work apart is not one medium alone, but the way I connect them to create an experience with its own atmosphere, message, and emotional impact.

What are your plans for the future?
I am an interdisciplinary artist and creative director working at the intersection of music, visual identity, performance, fashion, and storytelling. My practice is centered on building complete worlds around sound—worlds that can be heard, seen, and felt. Whether I am developing a musical release, a live performance, a visual campaign, or an armor, I approach each element as part of the same larger narrative.

I am especially known for the armors: sculptural pieces that extend the emotional language of my work into the physical space. They are symbols of transformation, resilience, and identity, and they allow me to create a direct connection between the inner experience of the music and the audience’s experience of a performance. I am interested in work that feels immersive rather than separate—where sound, movement, image, and presence become one.

Through DUBLUCID RECORDS, and my wider artistic practice, I continue to create spaces for bold ideas and meaningful collaboration. What I am most proud of is staying true to a singular vision while allowing it to evolve. What sets my work apart is not one medium alone, but the way I connect them to create an experience with its own atmosphere, message, and emotional impact.

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Portrait of a man with dark hair and a beard, looking at the camera, wearing a black shirt, against a plain background.

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