I am a human being living in Bologna, Italy.
After several courses and studies in visual arts, cinema, photography, and semiotics, I've graduated with a MA in Cultural Anthropology to delve into contemporary dynamics and acquire skills and tools to complement my photographic research. I have worked as a photographer and digital retoucher, mainly in the fashion field, as a freelancer and for communication agencies and companies.
I have a deep passion for independent publishing, not only related to photography but also to illustration and essays.

As a queer and transfeminist person, I am particularly sensitive to gender issues, as well as, being a vegan, to issues related to the environment and anti-speciesist philosophy.

Currently, my research revolves around psychedelic substances as a tool for personal healing and collective care, delving into the subject in my Master's thesis in Medical Anthropology, especially regarding psilocybin in mushrooms and truffles in the Netherlands with the support of facilitators, alongside a visual research. Additionally, I have a photographic project dedicated to a Bolognese family practising homeschooling and libertarian education.
My research focuses on the unknown, especially as future, contemplating new ways of studying the world and living on this planet.