I have a degree in neuroscience and a passion for philosophy. Hence my interest in the mind and its recesses. 

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Human beings deal with the experience of life not as a "tabula rasa," but always through dreams, imaginations, fears, guilt and fears: this is why Cassier speaks of the "tangled web of human experience." 

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Attempting to understand this complexity requires a narrative, which I try to implement through my art, capable of bearing witness to the complicated human experience.

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I started drawing a little bit self-taught and a little bit by going to a workshop after school with my teacher Nico. I learned the art, and, as the saying goes, I put it aside. Literally. Between study and work, the time devoted to paintings was increasingly scarce, limited to a few hours on weekends. Then the pandemic, and time magically appeared. I managed to build up a decent collection of work and advertise myself through website, social and exhibitions.

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I work with acrylic and do black and white portraits, because I like to paint the visible, and the chiaroscuro gives an extraordinary effect to the paintings. Wonderful. I work with paints and do abstracts, because I like to paint the invisible and paint colors are the brightest ever. Wonderful. 

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And that's all of it. Or at least, a part of the Everything....  

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