Nostalgia

I began my journey as a storyteller through images at the age of eight, driven by a natural curiosity to observe, explore, and capture the world around me. I grew up in an amusement park environment surrounded by dolphin performances, artists, and performers, where movement, imagination, and storytelling were part of everyday life. This unique world shaped my sensitivity to gesture, emotion, and the ways stories can be expressed beyond words.I began my professional path as a photojournalist, later expanding my practice into fine art and commercial photography. My work and curiosity led me across Italy, France, and Germany before bringing me to the United States, where I studied at the Art Institute in Fort Lauderdale and continued developing my visual language.Motherhood marked a profound transformation in my artistic perspective, opening a deeper exploration of femininity, emotions, and the many layers of women's experiences. Since then, women's stories and emotional landscapes have remained the central focus of my artistic research and a continuing source of inspiration.Throughout my life, different chapters—as a photographer, educator, traveler, and observer—have shaped my way of seeing. Each encounter has deepened my appreciation for the complexity and richness of women's stories.I continue to approach my artistic practice as a lifelong process of learning, remaining a student of the ways emotion is carried, expressed, and remembered. Women's stories—including my own—continue to inspire my work and the necessity I feel to transform emotions into images, creating spaces where they can be seen, contemplated, and shared.

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