Born in 1963 in Recoaro Terme (VI), Italy. I'm an artist driven by a passion for creativity, upcycling, and vibrant colors. In 2013, I launched the "VARIAZIONI" project, where I blend my love for art with my fascination for recycling.
My journey began with a deep dive into forestry studies, where I learned to appreciate the beauty and intricacies of nature. Armed with this knowledge, I joined Immagineria Studio in Vicenza, Italy, where my artistic journey truly began.
Immagineria Studio became my sanctuary—a place where my passion for nature and art converged, shaping my identity as an artist. Surrounded by fellow creatives and immersed in an environment teeming with inspiration, I honed my craft and discovered new ways to breathe life into my creations.
Being around industrial waste during my time at the studio changed my perspective on materials. I realized they're not just junk; they're the building blocks of my art. Take glass paste, for example—made by Fondazione Orsoni in Venice, Italy. Glass originally meant for mosaics, so I collect their unused pieces and turn them into something new and beautiful.
My art is my way of showing the world that beauty can be found everywhere, even in what others might discard. It's about giving new life to forgotten things and adding a splash of color to the world.
My journey began with a deep dive into forestry studies, where I learned to appreciate the beauty and intricacies of nature. Armed with this knowledge, I joined Immagineria Studio in Vicenza, Italy, where my artistic journey truly began.
Immagineria Studio became my sanctuary—a place where my passion for nature and art converged, shaping my identity as an artist. Surrounded by fellow creatives and immersed in an environment teeming with inspiration, I honed my craft and discovered new ways to breathe life into my creations.
Being around industrial waste during my time at the studio changed my perspective on materials. I realized they're not just junk; they're the building blocks of my art. Take glass paste, for example—made by Fondazione Orsoni in Venice, Italy. Glass originally meant for mosaics, so I collect their unused pieces and turn them into something new and beautiful.
My art is my way of showing the world that beauty can be found everywhere, even in what others might discard. It's about giving new life to forgotten things and adding a splash of color to the world.
