I've been drawing for as long as I can remember.

This technique has now become a distinctive peculiarity of my professional artistic identity, developing in me an ever deeper awareness and sensitivity.

Chiaroscuro has always evoked profound emotional nuances within me.

By observing and experiencing, new ideas and techniques are constantly evolving, and so for years my studies and interests have involved the use of painting, which I increasingly use both independently and in symbiosis with drawing, I find this is very stimulating and rewarding.

The process of finding the right technique to create a artwork is fundamental for me, and it is the creation itself that guides me on how to proceed.

Contemplating, creating, drawing, painting and feeling the moment when the work is complete is a delicate process that requires total and absolute attention.

Every work I create is part of me in all its phases. I love its vital force, its history and the time it takes to complete it.

For works on paper, I use graphite, pastels, watercolors, gouache, ink, and rarely charcoal.

For works on canvas (fine grain, cotton or linen), I mainly use oil or acrylic. Another option, which I often exercise, is to mount thick paper on canvas, which allows me to freely use any technique that inspiration suggests.

I have always been fascinated by the mastery of Flemish and Renaissance painters. Every artist, without exception, has taught me so much.

Perception, poetry, empathy, enigma, and symbolism are the beliefs of my visual communication.

Symbolism, in particular, is the key that unlocks emotional states and visual memory, thus becoming a source of reflection.

This symbolic and personal vision has nurtured within me the desire to represent the voice of Nature and the profound connection I feel with it. Respect for Nature, my home, its creatures, my family that is the dominant inspiration behind my work.

My purpose is to raise viewers' awareness on the profound connection that exists between all living species and feel them as part of our own world. Feelings and emotions that can enrich the treasure chest, like our precious and intimate memories, part of the journey of our personal lives.

I believe that what should capture in art is not the first glance or visual impact, but the understanding of the concept and the sensitivity that derives from it and that remains internalised.

Observation, Reflection and Discernment.