Originally from Naples, Italy, I recently graduated from Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. I'm an illustrator and currently an apprentice tattoo artist at Dalmasjen Studio.

My practice explores the space between reality and imagination through layered compositions of line, organic forms, and vibrant colours. At the core of my work is the line itself, which functions as both structure and freedom, shaping dreamlike worlds where the tangible and the symbolic coexist.

I incorporate decorative motifs inspired by the Greco-Roman tradition and Eastern philosophies, blending classical and spiritual symbolism to create a sense of harmony and an aesthetic of escapism. Through this interplay between the real and the imagined, I invite the viewer to engage with my work not only as a visual experience, but also as a moment of contemplation.

A recurring focus of my practice is the female body, which I consider the purestexpression of art itself. Through surreal transformations and imagined anatomies, my figures become vessels of memory, desire, vulnerability, and self-discovery.





La cotogna di Istanbul his project was born from my profound love for Paolo Rumiz's La cotogna di Istanbul, a book that accompanied both the beginning and end of my first youthful love. Set in war-torn Sarajevo, it's a timeless love story written in the form of a ballad. Through my illustrations, I sought to merge past and future, intentionally leaving out historical references to emphasize the fluid nature of memory over the rigid boundaries of time.


The five senses 
    Five senses is a personal project I undertook during the summer, inspired by the richness of this season. Each drawing is a reflection on the depth of memories connected to each sense and an attempt to draw while keeping my mind completely open.




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