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2025 / Ethereal Grounds

Created during the Ethereal Grounds residency at Mango Trails, these large jute canvases, hand-sewn and painted with natural pigments, explore the relationship between materiality, the environment, and sustainable artistic practices.
Installation of No. 41 (Fingertip)
No. 41 (Fingertip), 2025, charcoal and tempera on jute, 340 × 520 cm
No. 42 (Crack), earth pigment and tempera on jute, 340 × 520 cm
No. 43 (Jerry), earth pigment and tempera on jute, 340 × 520 cm
Installation view of No. 42 (Jerry)
Installation view of No. 41 (Fingertip)
Installation view of No. 41 (Fingertip)
Installation view of No. 41 (Fingertip)
Detail of No. 41 (Fingertip)
Detail of No. 42 (Crack)
Detail of No. 42 (Jerry)
Detail of No. 42 (Jerry)
Installation view of No. 42 (Crack)

2025 / Sheets

Created with elderly residents in psychogeriatric care at IPAB Monte Crocetta, this collective painting used reclaimed bed linens and mineral pigments. Participants painted together with slow, shared gestures, often from wheelchairs. The work celebrates vulnerability, presence, and the poetics of care.
No. 40 (Sheets) in a theatrical performance by the guests of the facility
No. 40 (Sheets), 2025, egg tempera on reclaimed bed linen
300 × 470 cm
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
No. 40 (Sheets), 2025, egg tempera on reclaimed bed linen
300 × 470 cm
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
No. 40 (Sheets), 2025, egg tempera on reclaimed bed linen
300 × 470 cm
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)
Detail of No. 40 (Sheets)

2024 / Fruit and Vegetable Market

Presented in a disused fruit and vegetable market in Vicenza, these large-scale linen paintings interact with the site’s industrial traces. The installation reflects on urban decay, collective memory, and the potential for reactivating abandoned spaces.
No. 35 (Tramonto), 2024, oil on canvas 350 × 213 cm
No. 34 (Ants), 2024, acrylic on canvas, 350 × 213 cm
No. 32, 2023, acrylic and oil on canvas, 220 × 320 cm
No. 38 (Graffiti), 2024, spray and acrylic on canvas, 220 × 213 cm
No. 29, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 160 × 230 cm
No. 35 (Tramonto), 2024, oil on canvas 350 × 213 cm
Detail of No. 35 (Tramonto)
Installation view of No. 35 (Tramonto)

2024 / Bosco Lanerossi

Installed in the occupied Bosco Lanerossi, a threatened forest facing industrial development, these large linen canvases combines artistic expression with ecological resistance, emphasizing the value of public green spaces.
Installation view No. 32 & No. 34 (Ants)
No. 34 (Ants), 2024, acrylic on canvas, 350 × 213 cm
Installation view No. 32 & No. 34 (Ants)
Installation of No. 32 & No. 34 (Ants)
Installation of No. 32 & No. 34 (Ants)
Workshop on earth pigments for the creation of protest signs
Workshop on earth pigments for the creation of protest signs
Workshop on earth pigments for the creation of protest signs
Peaceful protest against tree felling
Peaceful protest against tree felling
Peaceful protest against tree felling
View of the forest around the abandoned factory
Interior view of the abandoned factory
Interior view of the abandoned factory
Interior view of the abandoned factory
external view of the abandoned factory
Interior view of the abandoned factory
Liquid Ambar, a century-old tree at risk of being cut down
View of the forest around the abandoned factory
View of the forest around the abandoned factory

2024 / Art in the Park

For the Art in the Park event, a large canvas was suspended between trees. The work blurs the line between art and nature, inviting viewers to engage with the landscape.
Detail of No. 37
No. 37, 2024, spray, acrylic and oil on canvas, 320 × 213 cm
No. 37, 2024, spray, acrylic and oil on canvas, 320 × 213 cm
Detail of No. 37
No. 37, 2024, spray, acrylic and oil on canvas, 320 × 213 cm
Detail of No. 37

2024 / Manawa

For the Manawa event in Vicenza’s city center, two large-scale works reflected on time and urban space, echoing the city’s urban layers, creating a dialogue between history and the present.
Detail of No. 39 (Akira)
Installation view of No. 39 (Akira)
Detail of No. 39 (Akira)
Installation view of No. 29
No. 29, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 160 × 230 cm
Installation view of No. 39 (Akira)
No. 39 (Akira), 2024, oil on canvas, 350 × 213 cm
Installation view of No. 29 & No. 39 (Akira)
Installation view of No. 29
No. 39 (Akira), 2024, oil on canvas, 350 × 213 cm
Detail of No. 39 (Akira)
Dj set by Prince Anizoba

2024 / Nuove Ri-Generazioni

As part of the Nuove Ri-Generazioni project, participatory workshops resulted in large collective canvases. The final installation highlighted art’s role in fostering social connection and shared storytelling.
No. 33 (Before, Now), 2024, acrylic on canvas, 370 × 213 cm
Detail of No. 33 (Before, Now)
Installation view of No. 33 (Before, Now)
Detail of No. 33 (Before, Now)
Instllation view of No. 38 (Graffiti) & No. 33 (Before, Now)
No. 38 (Graffiti), 2024, spray, acrylic on canvas, 220 × 213 cm
Detail of No. 38 (Graffiti)
Installation view of No. 38 (Graffiti)

2021-2023 / Archive

A selection of works from 2021 to 2023. This period reflects a growing focus on materiality, technology, and the relationship between artistic form and screen reproductions.
No. 2 (Franz Kline), 2021, oil on canvas, 278 x 156 cm
No. 26, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 310 × 165 cm, installation view at Chorus
No. 26 (Prospect Cottage), 2024, oil on canvas, 190 x 138 cm
No. 1 (Scary Maze), 2021, charcoal and oil on canvas, 196 × 275 cm
No. 28 (Tides), 28/10/2023, acrylic on canvas, 320 x 220 cm
No. 11 (Vulcano), 5.Oct.2022 live performance, acrylic on canvas, 357 x 210
No. 14 (Platero), Dec.2.2022 live performance, acrylic on canvas, 377 x 213 cm
No. 6 (Buffering), 2022, oil on canvas, 170 x 100 cm
No. 19, 2023, wool, textile and acrylic on canvas, 300 x 200 cm