
I believe the strongest images are the ones you can understand instantly and keep discovering over time.
I’ve always been fascinated by how a single image can make a complex idea feel simple without making it simplistic.
Rather than looking for visual effects, I look for the right metaphor, the right composition and the right balance between clarity and ambiguity. I want an image to communicate at first glance, while always leaving something to discover.
Whether I’m working on an editorial illustration, a cultural identity or a personal project, my goal is always the same: to create visual narratives people can return to with curious eyes.
The World I Keep Returning To
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Architecture is never just a setting. Arches, doors and stairways become metaphors for transition, memory and the inner spaces we build throughout our lives. They reflect the idea that every journey begins by crossing a threshold.
The moon evokes imagination, mystery and the unseen side of creativity. It speaks of inspiration, melancholy and the quiet strength that often accompanies the creative process.
Plants and flowers bring rhythm, balance and growth to my visual language. More than decorative elements, they suggest resilience, transformation and the slow passage of time.
Everyday objects become visual metaphors. A key, a vase or a simple vessel can carry memories, emotions and ideas, transforming ordinary forms into symbolic narratives.
Eyes appear as silent observers. They invite curiosity, encourage a second look and remind us that every image can reveal more than it first appears.
Master in Editorial Illustration
Ars in Fabula (Macerata)
2015 – 2016
Advanced training in editorial illustration, visual storytelling and publishing, with a focus on developing visual narratives for books, magazines and cultural communication.
BA in Sculpture (Florence)
2006 – 2010
A multidisciplinary education that shaped my approach to composition, form and symbolic visual language.
Since 2015, I’ve been working as an independent visual designer and illustrator, creating illustrations, visual identities and editorial projects for publishers, cultural institutions and private clients.
Alongside commissioned work, I develop personal research focused on symbolic visual languages, exploring how images can make complex ideas accessible while inviting deeper interpretation.
Pearson Italia
HECL – History, Education, Children’s Literature
Lisciani Group
Fondazione Musei Senesi
Ars in Opera























