About
Born in Rome in 1996, I have been drawn to photography from an early age, beginning to shoot in my teenage years. My first reflex camera marked the start of a committed practice, which led me to study documentary photography at Officine Fotografiche, one of Rome’s foremost photography schools. There, I developed a documentary and observational approach, focusing on everyday life, public space, and the interaction between people and their environments. My early work includes documenting events and social movements across Italy, from the Dalai Lama’s visit to anti-Expo demonstrations in Milan, capturing unposed moments with attention to gesture, presence, and atmosphere.
Following several years working in the humanitarian sector across complex crisis contexts, I returned to photography with renewed focus. This experience continues to inform my perspective, particularly around themes of labor, social struggles, and lived experience.
Now based in Geneva, Switzerland, I work mainly on film, developing and printing my work myself in the darkroom, and focusing on long-term documentary projects that explore human behavior and social environments. I am an active member of the Zebralab association, a collective space dedicated to
film photography and darkroom printing.
EXHIBITIONS
• When the Streets Speak Resistance, TEDx IHEID (Geneva, March 2026)
• Pop-Up Crafts & Arts: Solidarity with Palestine & Sudan (Geneva, December 2025)
• Zebralab 30 Years Anniversary Exhibition (Geneva, upcoming)
• IHEID Research Photo Competition (Geneva, upcoming)
PUBLICATIONS
• ZoomOut Magazine – Issue #1
• Low Quality Film Society – Hometown