I was born in Italy and began traveling from a young age. I've lived in France, Argentina, Portugal, and now reside in Mijas, a traditional Andalusian white-washed village, renowned for its picturesque beauty and long-standing reputation as a haven for artists.

My artistic journey has been shaped by a variety of learning experiences. In Italy, I studied the restoration of ancient paintings and delved into analog photography and darkroom techniques. In Nice, I gained hands-on experience working in a sculptor's atelier. In Buenos Aires, I took illustration courses with Mónica Weiss and further refined my skills under Jaume Cluet in Barcelona, where I also explored black-style etching at Maria Pujol's workshop. In Madrid, I studied black-and-white photography at the School of Photography.

In 2015, I became an artist-in-residence at 59 Rivoli in Paris, also known as "Chez Robert, Électrons Libres." Once a squat and artist hub, it has transformed into a world-renowned alternative art scene, providing a platform for experimentation and creative expression that draws visitors from across the globe.

The following year, I moved to Barcelona and joined Nauart Espai de Creació, an art space in the vibrant neighborhood of Poblenou. During my time there, I participated in humanitarian initiatives supporting migrants, in collaboration with the Barcelona City Council and NGOs like Doctors of the World. This experience led me to the field of art therapy, inspiring me to pursue specialized training as an art therapist for young migrants at Casa Árabe in Madrid. In Madrid, I also spent several years working at Espacio Mediodía, an artist hub in the Latina "Bruclin" district of the city.

My commitment to the most vulnerable reflects my deep belief in art's social mission to foster change and human connection. By blending my cultural and artistic experiences, I aim to create works that transcend borders, convinced that life and art are a continuous journey—both geographical and spiritual.