Catholic religion appears to develop a new definition of its own behavioral codes. While ceremonies and architecture are codified to auto-celebrate and reflect the glorious past, when temporal and spiritual powers merged and were part of everyday cleric life and founded their values, today the clergy lives in a strange state of contrast. Contemporary society   Read More …

This series of photos is a visual reflection on the actual favorable life expectancy, incredibly increased in the last 100 years, and the pervasive hedonism of our society, which creates a paradoxical situation of non-acceptance of what looks old. This behavior is probably more visible in women, where aging is often denied turning to beauty   Read More …

In this time of image proliferation, widespread obsession for selfie, hard competition to find some space to be seen shown and sold, where we can travel or at least have easily contact with the rest of the world, I’ve asked myself: which is the place of the photographer? Which is the place of the photographer   Read More …

this series is part of a larger research about variation on the same theme, where I focus on human marks which are part of our collective imagination (windows, lampposts, etc)  

Windows are like living being’s eyes, breaks into the building’s texture that recount the story of those who lives there or has hung out at. They sway in between the open invitation to share intimacy and the fastened banishment of a separating screen. They are like our country’s borders, dictating halt or hinting at a welcome. Anyway, they always preserve marks of who has passed there.

This series aims to represent my inner life and how it’s developed from a chaotic organization into a clearer definition of itself. It was a long and painful path, done into an “apparently” normal life, but it was very hard for me, as I believe it’s for everyone. In this series I stage as myself   Read More …

This series of self-portraits represents a reflection about being. I ask myself what we are and how our appearance is connected to our intimate being, how our social-self interacts with our deeper-self, that one which is rarely or never evident. The couples of portraits show three possible encounters: the first shows when my intimacy observes   Read More …

Another point of view is an open project of photos and compositions inspired by quantum physics. In the realm of quantum physics, observing something actually influences the physical process that is taking place. Amazed by this information I have compared it to photography, the process where a photographer chooses and selects portions of reality and represents   Read More …

Water is the power generating forms in this series of photos, whether it is an abstract background for a flying bird, or the element that transforms sturdy building into fainting apparition. Water is a surface to go through, to cross, even to scratch, or, at the opposite, a solid flat surface reflecting images more or   Read More …

nameless is a project about the possibility of being. how many possibilities exist in everyone? the consciousness of everything we could be is such an incredible acknowledgement that we are used to delegate clothes, objects, movements, to define our identities and make it more or less readable to the external world. nameless is a series   Read More …