"Spring" Painting

As an internationally listed artist, born in Italy (Piedmont) and based in France since 2014, my work enjoys sustained global dissemination. With a portfolio of over fifty solo and group exhibitions, my art has been repeatedly recognized on the international stage and is exhibited in prominent galleries and institutions across Europe and Asia, notably in Paris, Monaco, Barcelona, Athens, Rome, Milan, Venice, Turin, Bologna, Tokyo, and Seoul. This recognition is backed by significant institutional validation within the art market. I am featured as an International Market Artist in the prestigious Catalogo dell’Arte Moderna (CAM, Giorgio Mondadori). My dedication to the arts has also earned me memberships in the Taylor Foundation as well as the Académie Arts Sciences et Lettres de Paris, which awarded me two silver medals. Most recently, I have been formally invited to exhibit at Galleria AccorsiArte Venice, a gallery officially listed in the Biennale’s Catalogue, during the opening events of the 61st Venice Biennale in 2026.

Through my artistic practice, I explore the boundaries where the visible fades to reveal a profound symbolic dimension. My visual language exists at the intersection of essential realism and lyrical abstraction. Within this constant tension between control and openness, structure and dissolution, silence and emergence, my pictorial cycles explore universal themes: memory, biodiversity, water, and female empowerment.

In my practice, the medium is never neutral; it becomes a true space of suspension. I conceive the void and the color white as active, generative fields from which traces of energy and complex emotional states emerge. This creative process relies on a meticulous dialogue where the incisive lines of fine black marker meet the fluidity of acrylic paint, itself elevated by iridescent, gold, and silver pigments.

To embody this vision, I work exclusively on prestigious, handmade Fabriano cotton paper (350gsm). This museum-quality medium, with its hand-brushed deckled edges and watermark, does more than guarantee exceptional archival longevity; it provides a tactile and luxurious texture that intensifies the vibrancy of the colors and gives each piece its unique and timeless character.