Interstellar travels of the mind

04/05/2026

This is the final output of a small, magical transformation that happened in the last 5 days – a change in perspective, a different approach, a shift in ways of seeing.
Such a transformation is far from being complete. Quite the contrary – it is just the starting point of a multitude of possible paths.

All of them have in common a softer world, a dreamy realm, sentiments expressed.

I worked hard, mostly by encountering and overcoming inner barriers (who knows when and how they got there), searching for sweetness in the outer world, and opening up to it.

Thank you, Martin, for showing this new universe to me – through your sensitivity, your delicate humanity, and your smile.

Something in me has shifted. Softly.

16/04/2026

Honoured to have been invited, for the second year, to the online exhibition of Decagon Gallery in Brooklyn, New York.

I’m participating with a single image, taken in the white town of Ostuni, in Puglia, Southern Italy. Wandering through its bright, sun-lit alleys, I had the feeling that time had stopped. The white limestone buildings and stone-paved streets still carry the marks of changing rulers, and with them, layers of influence: Byzantine, Norman, Aragonese, Spanish. A Baroque detail, a Gothic church, and a maze of Cycladic-like passageways, tiny corners, and steps rising and falling along the hill on which the fortified town was built.

12/04/2026

First time shooting n**es. Nominated at the 12th Fine Art Photography Awards! 🤍 New territory, same eye. Oftentimes, stepping outside of your comfort zone leads somewhere beautiful. ✨️

Big thanks to for creating the opportunity to shoot my beautiful model ! Thank you so much to , I am truly honoured.

"Playing with the fabric of life" is a black-and-white study of the n**e as a shifting presence—an experiment in how a body can be fully there while refusing to be fixed. Motion blur and long exposure transform the figure into duration: fast, slow, reflective, in action.

The body moves between revelation and refuge—sometimes forward, sometimes hidden. A translucent veil acts as a threshold rather than a cover: pulled, folded, resisting, surrendering. It interrupts the gaze and reshapes the subject into a bundle of light, breath, and gesture.

Details dissolve; the essential stays. Life is felt through its own fabric.

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https://fineartphotoawards.com/winners-gallery/fapa-2025-2026/amateur/n**es/hm/24819

31/03/2026

Photos and feelings from Southern Italy, in the province of Benevento. Images from my childhood come to mind. They remind me that the countryside is rough, demanding, and made of hard work. It is not child-friendly, and yet, back then, we took it as our playground – among heavy-duty tools and pieces of scrap metal.

It is a world where things do not need to be pretty, only functional. Where there is no such thing as a "connection to nature", because life *is* nature. Every part of the day involves animals and plants, and everyone seems to carry an inner compass for how to live alongside them. Animals are livelihood, plants are allies.

Thank you to Fabio .moscatelli for leading the workshop, Marco for the organization, and my fellow photographers for the wonderful company.

16/01/2026

14/01/2026

Rush to the pyramids.

13/01/2026

Spectators of the Great Sphinx.

Giza plain, Egypt.

12/01/2026

Different lives on a pyramid slope.
Giza plain, Egypt.

08/01/2026

I'm excited to share that one of my photos has been selected for publication on the National Geographic Italia January issue! 🤩

The picture was taken during the masterclass “Rome Garbatella – Popular Architectural Identity”.⁠ ⁠ Big kudos to Massimo Siragusa for cracking our minds open and teaching us to see space in a different way! Thanks also to and for organizing the masterclass!

Garbatella is a unique neighborhood in the Roman landscape. Born in the 1920s as a garden city, it unfolds on an irregular urban layout made of slopes, inner courtyards, and hidden passageways. Its architecture is a fascinating hybrid of the Roman barocchetto style, Rationalism, and a vernacular sensibility. But what strikes the most is the sense of community that still lingers. Here everyday life flows differently. The buildings talk to each other through their balconies, voices chase one another from one block to the next, children play in the courtyards. There’s a tangible sense of belonging. Garbatella is a lesser-known Rome that has endured, a social landscape balanced between memory and the present, where every corner offers stories to uncover.

02/01/2026

Come join me this Sunday for the opening of the collective exhibition I’m participating in! A group of talented photographers has been selected to show their work in this pop-up exhibition, which has already taken place in Venice, London, and Barcelona.

GARD Gallery
Via dei Conciatori 3/i
Piramide / Ostiense

Sunday 4th: 1pm–6pm
Monday 5th & Tuesday 6th: 12pm–5pm

Free entry!