Defined by essential forms and a personal chromatic rhythm, my work evolves through a continuous conversation between intuition and expression. Color plays a structural role — often unexpected, it defines the atmosphere of each piece as much as its material presence.
My Florentine origins emerge in my work as a subtle nostalgia for a past opulence — a wealth expressed through the use of color and materials, and the memory of a human craftsmanship marked by warm imperfections.
In recent years, I have increasingly focused on the handmade dimension of production. In the New Pompeii collection, wooden structures are entirely hand-painted by me with vibrant strokes; the Kerià lamps reinterpret Murano glass through the manual arrangement of hundreds of rods, producing a flowing, textile-like surface; while the Muse collection, cast in solid bronze, originates from clay models I personally sculpted, embodying an instinctive and immediate approach to form. All pieces are conceived and produced in Italy in close collaboration with local master craftsmen. Since 2021, I have been collaborating with Nilufar Gallery, which exclusively presents a selection of my collections.
Alongside my work in collectible design, l create large-scale painted panels that continue my exploration of color, reflection, and spatial perception. Executed in acrylic and finished in high-gloss polyester, these works extend the same sensibility of surface and depth that defines my three-dimensional pieces.
My work has been featured in The World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Wallpaper, Harper's Bazaar, Est Living, Elle Decor, and other international publications.
Milan, Italy
