As a child, I expressed myself through colorful scribbles and vibrant paintings, and it was only natural that, as soon as I learned to write, I began composing short poems.
During my teenage years, discovering the guitar opened a new world: I could set my words to music and voice, composing songs that would deeply shape my life for over two decades.
Alongside this, I wrote short stories, plays, and even a novel.
Beyond intimate concerts and street performances, I explored other dimensions of live art—through theater, clowning, and dance—immersing myself in the richness of performance.
After self-releasing an album of ten original guitar-and-voice songs, Chansons(s) pour toi, in 2013, sILEnce marks the first officially published printed work I have co-created.
Soon, my first novel, recently completed, will follow.
Other works—including plays, comics, children’s books, graphic novels, and novels—are in progress.
Projects for live performances combining these various mediums are also under consideration.
I work as an artist and dancer in Italy and Europe.
I practice improvisation and instant composition, and believe in a body that learns by experiencing things, an intelligent body that thinks and feels.
Space, movement and silence are inspirations for most of my creations (before I start drawing, I like to take a moment to tune into my body, for example, with a dance).
Also in my work as an author and choreographer, visual art accompanies the creative process. It becomes a trace or part of the final result, in the performance.
It is valuable to collaborate with artists who use different mediums, the dialogue that is created is rich and magical.