I started my career as a photographer and filmmaker over twenty years ago, building a reputation in the commercial field by developing projects for clients such as Nokia, Logitech, Nothing and OnePlus.

In recent years, my focus has shifted towards analogue photography through projects such as Peaceful Minds and LCKDN20.

In a world increasingly dominated by AI, I feel the need to create something physical and authentic. Working with film brings me back to an analogue process: slow, costly and imperfect, but one that feels honest to me.

Grain, dust and hair are part of the medium’s DNA. I leave them untouched as traces of the process, embracing the human and imperfect character they give the work.

Director Gabriele Finaldi, who accepted the donation of a single-edition print from the project LCKDN20, described the photograph as “an image of great elegance and poignancy” and the project itself as “an extraordinary photographic project, which is both aesthetic and documentary”.

My goal going forward is to keep creating meaningful projects that can be passed on to future generations, as LCKDN20 is being.