I am a self-taught artist, always fascinated by material, light, and the memory that forms preserve.

I studied photography at the European Institute of Design and worked for years in painting restoration, learning to uncover the secrets hidden beneath surfaces. But my perspective on the world began even earlier, in a Milanese antiques shop.

My father was a renowned antiques dealer in the city's art scene and a skilled wood craftsman. From an early age, amidst carvings, restorations, and antique furniture rebuilt piece by piece, I breathed the beauty of time, the love of detail, and the respect for materials. His art—patient, silent, profound—has become a part of me.

I graduated in Translation and lived abroad for many years, traveling to many countries. This has given me an open and international perspective, a sensitivity that transcends borders and constantly fuels my visual exploration.

I transformed all of this into drawing and painting: they are the techniques I feel closest to, the ones in which I find my history and my way of seeing the world.