Born in Rome in 1988, I work between illustration and tattooing, two practices that have grown side by side and continue to shape one another.

After graduating from art school, I continued my education through courses and workshops, but my real journey began about twelve years ago when I started tattooing. Working on skin has deeply influenced the way I draw, teaching me to simplify, to focus on what is essential, and to give every line a purpose.

Over the years, rather than trying to fit into a specific style or follow trends, I have focused on exploring and expressing my own world. Most of my work grows from things that feel familiar, strange, funny, bittersweet, or quietly emotional.

What I hope to convey through my images is a sense of lightness, without giving up depth. I like the idea that something playful or gentle can still hold meaning and resonate on a more personal level.

To me, drawing is an ongoing process of discovery. I don’t think there is a finish line, and I hope I never stop learning, experimenting, and finding new ways to express myself. There is always something more to uncover, and that is probably what keeps me curious and excited about creating.

Whether on paper or on skin, I simply enjoy creating images that make people smile, wonder, or recognize a small piece of themselves.