Photography has always been a part of my life. Initially, I used it as a sort of “pathological exercise” to uncover the emotional origins of my family, staging unfiltered private moments alongside research into my family archive. This approach takes shape in my long-term project “Neverland”, exhibited in galleries such as Galerie Claude Samuel (Paris), Maison de la Photographie, and Museo Cavallerizza (Turin). My projects has been featured in publications such as Lens Culture Award, Collateral, Artribune, Perimetro, Artpil, Icon Magazine, The Photographer, Boheme Magazine, and Marino Magazine, as well as being selected for the Premio Marco Pesaresi and Young Women Under 30.

By blending text and images, my stories shift between documentary traces of the environments. I encounter and dreamlike journeys. My work primarily focuses on existential themes, starting from a personal perspective to explore universal experiences.I address issues related to the social exclusion of certain groups considered part of a subculture. I strive to find a balance between spontaneity and chance, embracing an authentic and entirely uncontrived approach.Through my practice, I attempt to transform ordinary urban landscapes into illusions that exist on the threshold between familiarity and peculiarity.

I’m studyg at Master’s degree in Photography and Cinema at Paris 8 – Saint Vincennes.I currently live betwenn Paris and Milan , where I work on my projects and as a freelance photographer.

I have had the privilege of training alongside artists such as Francesco Zizola, Paolo Woods, Paolo Ventura, Paolo Zerbini.