Me

I’m an Italian photographer originally from Lombardy, and my love for photography began when I was just 17 years old, when I received my first DSLR camera—a Nikon. What started as curiosity quickly became a passion and, eventually, a dream I knew I wanted to turn into a career.

After graduating from high school in Italy, I was going to Milan to study Advertising and Graphic Design. During my studies, I also took an extracurricular course in analog photography, an experience that deepened my love for the craft and opened my eyes to the beauty of creating an image with intention, patience, and a strong sense of visual storytelling.

At 23, I was accepted into the prestigious Bauer Institute of Photography in Milan, where I had the opportunity to further develop my technical skills and, most importantly, my own way of seeing and understanding photography.

After that, I began working as an assistant to a professional photographer specializing in commercial photography for children's clothing brands. Being part of a professional production environment gave me invaluable hands-on experience and taught me how much creativity, precision, collaboration, and dedication go into creating an image for a brand.

Today, I continue to build my career as a photographer with the same curiosity I had when I first picked up that Nikon at 17. I’m drawn to images that communicate something beyond what we see at first glance—personality, emotion, atmosphere, and the little details that make a moment memorable.

My journey is still unfolding, and that is one of the things I love most about photography. I’m passionate about continuing to learn, collaborating with creative people, and growing toward my dream of photographing campaigns for inspiring brands and building a lasting career in the photography industry.

For me, photography is about more than creating beautiful images. It is about learning how to see—to notice the light, the emotion, the details, and the stories that might otherwise go unnoticed.

And every time I pick up my camera, I’m reminded of that 17-year-old girl who discovered something she knew she wanted to pursue for the rest of her life.