I started taking pictures at the age of 13. Those old film cameras where you just hoped that the outcome was decent and in focus.
I remember shooting at most of my life and having a camera always with me.

This passion continued also after school and came with me at college and in my many travels around the globe.
I have been an assistant photographer for a little bit in Milan while studying at IULM University.

After the degree in Marketing and Communication I started working in ADV for 12 years.

As a passion, I became a dog trainer concentrating my skills in teaching the emotional relationship between owners and dogs for 7 years. That is why I love to take pictures at dogs and owners.

I then continued to shoot and went from film to digital, always experimenting and trying to push the limits of what I think photography is.

I think that taking a photo is just not freezing a moment, it’s a way of communicating a feeling, it’s seeing something in a different way and trying to tell the world about it.
I like the scenario to naturally create itself, as if it was meant to be. No predetermination. A natural flow of the moment and of the light. And when you shoot you feel really grateful of being a witness of that moment and being in that stream.

I like shooting at everyday life, sticking to reality. At the end of the day,  reality is the biggest hallucination of all.
I attended different courses and workshops in Europe ( Istituto Italiano di Fotografia) and Usa at ICP-International Center of Photography and Moma, etc . I have learned most on field and through passion and continue to learn daily.  I like to define myself as an “experimenting photographer” as I am always ready to test and discover something new.

I prefer to shoot in black and white.