about me

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I am an artist and designer with a multidisciplinary background. My research moves between domestic space, archives, and forms of representation, exploring how technologies, objects, and images shape the ways we inhabit places and create memories of them. Through different media, I investigate the thresholds between physical and virtual environments, the scale of things, the expedients we devise, and the persistence of gestures, materials, and stories. By intertwining hypothetical scenarios with real dynamics, I question the structures that shape contemporary life and our relationship with the spaces we inhabit.

Born in 1986, I live and work between Alghero and Milan. I hold a BA in Industrial Design and an MA in Communication Design from the University of Sassari, and an MFA in Multimedia Arts from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milan. I completed a PhD in Communication Design and currently teach Multimedia Design at Brera.

I was born in Milan in 1986 and I live between Alghero and Milan. I hold a BA in Industrial Design and an MA in Communication Design from the Department of Architecture and Design in Alghero, where I also pursued research in Multimedia Languages (2014–2019). I earned an MFA in Multimedia Arts (Cinema and Video) from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milan. I completed a PhD in Communication Design and currently teach Multimedia Design at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera.

My work has been exhibited and screened at venues including the Biennale de la jeune création contemporaine (Mulhouse), Triennale Design Museum (Milan), The Wrong—digital art biennale (online), Columbia University (NYC), FRAC Corte (Corsica), Fondazione Elpis (IT). I won the National Prize of Arts (Premio Nazionale delle Arti 2018, Italy) in the Electronic Art section.

Love: miniatures, silence, building things
Don't love: butterflies, mushrooms, regular hole patterns (tripofobia)