Graduated from the Pietro Selvatico art institute,ANYHe attended the Academy of Fine Arts and the Faculty of Architecture in Venice. He began painting during school, participating in some exhibitions, both in Padua and Venice.
His first technique was watercolor, then he moved on to oil painting, attending the ateliers of Busan and Galuppo. He then moved on to acrylic, progressively eliminating the materiality of the color, until he reached thecharcoalpure. During his years at the Academy he studied with Ken Damy and Ernesto Francalanci, thanks to whom he became passionate aboutphotograph, later becoming a professional photographer.
Recently, also thanks to the constant trips toNew York, he returned to painting, starting from where he left off, that is, from the charcoal technique, enriched, this time, by incursions of color. Just wandering aroundBushwick, a neighborhood in Brooklyn, which has become an open-air art gallery for street artists, has been fascinated by the works of the greats, and in particular byKobra.
Hence the decision to “street-artize” his works using the technique ofstencil. Many of his works take inspiration from his own photos.
Broad views that embrace a city and its symbols, focusing on people and their existences. But it is in thefleeting reflectionsand personal that the gaze opens up again, giving him a broader vision that now focuses on the social and civil themes that make New York the shining mirror of the civilized world.
