Who I am

The video projects with my father laid the foundation for my artistic journey, and the joy of creating visual narratives became an integral part of my identity.

The curiosity and keen eye for detail permanently embarked on a captivating journey into the world of photography 11 years ago. Armed with my father's Sony camera, I embraced the art of freezing fleeting moments, telling stories through the lens, and immortalizing emotions that words could never fully express.

Born in Puglia, at Taranto, on August 22, 1989.

After high school, I moved to Northern Italy, specifically Milan, in 2008 to pursue a bachelor's and master's degree in automation engineering. Since then, I have permanently remained in Milan.

My passion for photography was ignited in the most unexpected yet cherished manner-through video-making and editing sessions with my father.

In the early years, he became my guiding light into the realm of creativity. Together, we explored the art of video editing, a medium that not only deepened our bond but also sparked my interest in capturing moments that transcend time.

Then, with my first salary, I decided to buy my own camera, a Nikon D5500. Why a Nikon camera?

Drawn to its unparalleled precision and commitment to excellence, it was love. My Nikon D5500 became more than just a tool; it became a trusted companion in my creative journey. Recently, I added a second adventure companion: the Nikon Z6lI and the Nikon D810.

From the gentle click of the shutter to the intricate dance of light and shadow, it became an extension of my eyes, capturing the essence of every moment.

As I reflect on the past decade, I am grateful for the unexpected journey that began with my father and led me to the enchanting world of photography.

Every click of the shutter, every frame captured, tells a story-a story of passion, creativity, and a deep love for the art of photography. The journey is ongoing, and I eagerly anticipate the chapters yet to be written, the moments yet to be captured, and the stories yet to be told.

My vision:

"What is photography?

The ability to see the world in a different way, appreciating its hidden sides."