I perceive art as a sacred portal — a dialogue with the invisible forces connecting human existence to nature and the Cosmos. Through photography, visual creation and art therapy, I explore the relationships between matter and spirit, memory and transformation, the earthly and the cosmic. For me, art is a form of visual meditation through which the visible can reveal the invisible.
A fascination with the mysteries of existence and realities beyond ordinary perception has shaped my path across cultures, landscapes and inner worlds. A near-death experience in early childhood awakened a spiritual sensibility that continues to inform my artistic practice. Drawn to thresholds and in-between spaces, I perceive movement and displacement as paths of inner and outer discovery.
Having spent my childhood in Venice, at the historic crossroads of East and West, and later lived in Trieste, where Central European, Mediterranean and Balkan cultures converge, I developed an early sensitivity to cultural encounters, shifting identities and the fluidity of borders.
A lifelong interest in mystical traditions and alternative ways of understanding existence has shaped my perception of the body, nature and the invisible dimensions of life. My years in South America brought me closer to Indigenous cosmologies and their vision of the interconnectedness of all life, deepening my sense of the sacred bond between humanity, the Earth and the Cosmos.
Today, based in Southern Andalusia, I continue this exploration in another landscape of cultural encounter. The legacy of Al-Andalus and the historical notion of la frontera resonate with my enduring fascination for thresholds and territories of transition, at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.
Through photography and visual creation, I explore landscape, memory, matter and perception, seeking to reveal the traces of time, the ephemeral and the subtle correspondences between the microcosm and the macrocosm. My work seeks to create spaces of contemplation where different dimensions of reality can meet.