Floræ
Six women, photographed in their kitchens and gardens in the weeks before Easter. Wild fennel, broom, peach blossom — what was in flower when I knocked on the door.
First shown at Galleria Bianca in May 2024.
Editorial photography made in Milan, on the Italian coast, and wherever the light happens to be. Available for commissions year-round.
Six women, photographed in their kitchens and gardens in the weeks before Easter. Wild fennel, broom, peach blossom — what was in flower when I knocked on the door.
First shown at Galleria Bianca in May 2024.
A long, slow look at what people put on the table when they are not thinking of being looked at. Shot in family homes across Lombardia and Emilia over a single August.
Published in Apartamento 32.
Made on a long, looping drive south during the hot week between Ferragosto and the start of school. Coast roads, salt pans, and the small towns where everything closes at one.
A small, quiet series I started last winter. Empty rooms, the light coming in at a particular hour. No people — but the rooms are clearly somebody’s.
Still adding to it. The collection closes when it closes.
I photograph things that look as if no one is photographing them. Portraits, still lifes, and the rooms where both happen.
I studied photography at IUAV in Venice and assisted in Paris for three years before returning to Milan and going independent in 2017. My clients are mostly editorial — magazines, small fashion houses, a few cookbooks. I make personal work in between, and the personal work is what the editorial work is for.
I shoot mostly on medium format film and print my own work where I can. I speak Italian, English, and a little Portuguese, and I travel for projects on the Mediterranean.
Editorial, fashion, cookbook, and personal-portrait commissions. I usually reply within two working days. For urgent timing, please say so in the subject line.
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