Piazza Affari Milan Photograph - Limited Edition of 7

I am a professional photographer from Meda, in the province of Monza and Brianza. My passion for photography started early, inspired by my father. In 2019, I decided to turn this passion into a profession, embarking on a path of continuous learning and personal exploration. My Journey In 2020, I attended Echi di Carta Academy in Monza, where I began to develop a personal visual language. In 2021, I specialized in studio portraiture with a course at DSVisuals in Milan. Since then, portraiture has been at the center of my artistic and professional research. In 2022, I launched Scars – Behind every scar is a story, a project exploring human resilience through an intimate and participatory approach. Scars received national recognition and was published by Corriere della Sera in 2024. Throughout my journey, I have worked alongside established photographers such as Paco Di Canto (for a Vogue Arabia shoot), Max & Douglas, Marco Onofri, and Giorgio Galimberti (F11 agency). I also collaborated on Maurizio Galimberti’s archive, a valuable experience that broadened my vision of the photographic medium. In 2023, I attended an advanced course on lighting and portraiture with Toni Thorimbert. I increasingly seek to weave together commissioned and personal work. In 2024, I participated in exhibitions and charity initiatives, including the Scatti per Bene auction curated by Denis Curti and Perimetro YAS – Young Artist Support project, which featured Scars on their official wall of contributing photographers. In 2025, I am attending The Shape of the Portrait masterclass in Pavia, led by internationally acclaimed artists such as Newsha Tavakolian (Magnum Photos), Erik Kessels, Arianna Arcara, and other leading figures in authorial photography. This year, I also completed Unsaid, a photographic project set in a decommissioned hotel, exploring emotional detachment in human relationships. The protagonist dancer interprets fragility and control, through symbolic compositions, cinematic colors, and black and white photography. Unsaid reflects on vulnerability and the complex dynamics of emotional bonds. My Vision Through photography, I aim to create spaces of listening and authenticity. My work often stems from encounters with resilient individuals, including those living with disabilities or unique experiences that deserve to be told with care and respect. Each portrait is an opportunity to restore truth, humanity, and poetry through the image.