Born in Rome in 1978, and graduated in computer 
engineering, I studied photography with Roberto Nistri in 2011. In 2012 I founded the Photographic Association “La Compagnia della Foto”, of which I am currently the president. For the association I have held, until now, more than 60 workshops and courses. Author of various photographic blogs (PicuRome, MyTokyoBlog, Biblioteca Fotografica, Project Instax) I have about 1500 posts published. Since 2015 I have been driving photographic trips to Japan for the “Giappone FotoTour”. Collaborator in 2016 with the newspaper “L’Intellettuale Dissidente”, where I published several articles on photography and image culture. Curator since 2017, the channel “Biblioteca Fotografica”.
My works are born in urban contexts, and they develop in the two most significant cities for me: Rome, the oldest metropolis in the world, and Tokyo, the largest and most populated urban area on the planet. I currently live in Rome, and I have been to Tokyo 20 times. In these years I have deepened some sides of these two cities, completing some photographic works that would tell them and that would bring out interesting and hidden visions from the everyday metropolitan life.
I have exhibited in:
- Roma
- Napoli
- Catania
At:
- Circolo degli Artisti
- Biblioteca Nardi
- Biblioteca Marconi
- Festival dell’Oriente
- Comicon
- Japan Fest
- Kokeshi Rebel Fest
- Museo Vigamus.
My works have been published on:
- L’Intellettuale Dissidente
- Giroinfoto Magazine
- Erodoto 108
- Emotions Magazine
- The Trip Magazine
- Autofocus