River yellow figures

The expressive is realistic, even in the most dreamlike descriptions , empathetic and evocative in a context that is often everyday but threatened by something dark and incomprehensible, the feeling of imminence and tragedy hovers the landscape of undefined places or cities. The tomorrow, if our sick and threatened society will have a tomorrow, shall be nothing but a tomorrow as a survivor, as a refugee, as a "Xenos" (from Ancient Greek).

Bio
I was born in Milan in 1972, but my early years were spent in Palo Alto California, a place that shaped my worldview. Later, my family returned to Italy, settling first in Lucca and then in Florence. It was in Florence that I began my formal artistic journey, studying sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts. Sculpture gave me a foundation, but soon I felt the pull toward painting as my primary mode of expression and true focus. Painting allows me to explore themes that resonate deeply with me - time, memory, and the ephemeral nature of existence. I often begin with photographs taken du