I organize exhibitions and foster connections between art, spirituality, and science—both in Italy and abroad—wherever our exhibition journey takes us.
As a photographer, I am participating in a group exhibition at the Great Mosque of Rome, showcasing two images dedicated to the lotus flower. Both photographs were taken at the Sathya Sai Baba Center in Varallo Pombia (Novara), a place of peace and meditation.
For me, the lotus—which rises from the mud to bloom in purity toward the light—symbolizes awakening, purity, and inner rebirth. Through my lens, I seek the harmony hidden in nature and the sacred geometry that connects all living forms.
These images serve as a tribute to beauty as a universal language and a bridge between diverse cultures and faiths.
I live in Agrate Conturbia, a charming village in the province of Novara, just a stone's throw from Lake Maggiore. From there, I pursue my work at the intersection of art and photography, following the subtle thread that links the visible to the invisible.">I am a photographer, art curator, and PR representative for artist Giorgio Piccaia, with whom I collaborate on the "Harmony of Numbers" project and the international Fibonacci Tour.
I organize exhibitions and foster connections between art, spirituality, and science—both in Italy and abroad—wherever our exhibition journey takes us.
As a photographer, I am participating in a group exhibition at the Great Mosque of Rome, showcasing two images dedicated to the lotus flower. Both photographs were taken at the Sathya Sai Baba Center in Varallo Pombia (Novara), a place of peace and meditation.
For me, the lotus—which rises from the mud to bloom in purity toward the light—symbolizes awakening, purity, and inner rebirth. Through my lens, I seek the harmony hidden in nature and the sacred geometry that connects all living forms.
These images serve as a tribute to beauty as a universal language and a bridge between diverse cultures and faiths.
I live in Agrate Conturbia, a charming village in the province of Novara, just a stone's throw from Lake Maggiore. From there, I pursue my work at the intersection of art and photography, following the subtle thread that links the visible to the invisible.
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