My Visions
In my artistic work, I let myself be guided by discarded materials that I randomly encounter in the environment. I do not follow patterns or preconceived ideas, but allow the recovered objects—whether they are plastic, metal, wood, or other scraps—to be a source of inspiration for me, an opportunity to transform them into something new and meaningful.

I do not plan in advance but follow the creative flow dictated by the objects themselves, which seem to suggest to me how they want to be reused. Through the process of creative recycling, I also seek to convey a strong message: even what seems to have no value can become part of a work of art, contributing to raising awareness about sustainability and respect for the environment.
TuttiFrutti Collection
The fruit sculptures taking part of this collection called TuttiFrutti, sometimes depicting fruits 'sliced,' 'eaten,' or 'rotten,' are conceived to raise awareness about excessive food consumption. Each artwork plays on oversized dimensions to emphasize this theme.
This project aims to highlight the issues of abundance and food waste. The sculptures, crafted from retired traffic signs, hand-painted, and occasionally coated with solvent-free epoxy resin, serve as visual symbols of transformation and decay, prompting reflection on our relationship with food and resources.
Encountering TuttiFrutti, viewers will find a creative and provocative reinterpretation of the themes of consumption and food waste. These artworks not only capture attention for their unique aesthetics and materiality but also provoke critical reflection on modern food practices and environmental sustainability.
I invite the audience to explore this artistic realm that blends art, social critique, and material innovation.
Commissioned Works
In this section you will find some works from a much larger portfolio of commissioned works, including street art and installations​​​​​​​.

Street art
is traditionally associated with spray paint and outdoor walls, but my vision goes beyond these boundaries, exploring new creative dimensions.

I aim to transform urban as well as privately commissioned spaces by integrating materials such as wood, steel, iron, and plastic with spray paints, creating three-dimensional works that are not only visual but also tactile and spatial.

My goal is to redefine the boundaries of street art, bringing it into a more physical and engaging dimension. Through the use of sculpture, I intend to offer new multisensory experiences, where the material becomes an integral part of the artistic message, providing a fresh perspective on contemporary street art.
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