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There’s something about growing up by the sea that gets under your skin. The wind, the salt air, the constant pull of the water — and for me, the boards. I’m a huge skate lover. I practise surfskate — that version of skateboarding that mimics the movement of waves, where

Epilepsy is often invisible—until it isn’t. Last year, I was commissioned to create a series of photographic portraits for CortoCircuito, a non-profit project dedicated to raising awareness about epilepsy. What began as a visual assignment quickly became something much deeper: a human experience shaped by stories and unexpected connections. I

In 2025, I was invited to take part in an artist residency at Vada Photo Festival in the municipality of Rosignano Marittimo, on the Tuscan coast. What began as a photographic project soon became a journey of discovery, shaped not only by landscapes and architecture, but above all by the people

There are places that stay with us long after we’ve left them—not for their monumentality, but for what remains unresolved. The past lingers, intertwining with the present, asking to be revisited and, perhaps, reimagined. This is where The Non-Museum Project begins. As a co-founder of The Non-Museum Project, I work

“There is a species on Earth where the cub emerges from the womb and is taken by the hind legs, held upside down and beaten by an adult until it cries.” C. Rochefort, Les enfants d’abord (1976) What do newborns see in their very first moments? What do they feel?