Artemis Print

I use linocut printmaking to explore what terrifies me: the unpredictable beauty of organic forms. Based in London, I've spent the past six years developing a conceptual approach to printmaking that challenges traditional notions of technical perfection. My background in Art History and Conservation taught me to see imperfection differently. Where conventional printmaking celebrates clean lines and flawless editions, I deliberately embrace irregularity—because organic form is life, and perfection is death. This philosophy drives my current series exploring transformation, mythology, and the body. Through works like "Swimmers" and "Artemis/Atteone," I investigate moments of metamorphosis: bodies dissolving into water, mythological transformations, forms that resist geometric order. I call myself a "researcher of the invisible"—searching for the mysteries that structured perfection cannot contain. Each print is hand-carved and printed on fine Japanese and European papers using traditional techniques, but with an intentional departure from technical precision. The result is limited edition prints that capture the complexity and unpredictability of life itself. I create from my studio in London, where I live and work. My prints have been exhibited in Italy and the UK.