I work with image and sound.

I’m based in northern Italy, with a background in graphic design and photography and a Master Craftsman degree. For over a decade, I’ve worked in high-end photo editing, analog negative restoration, and color work—developing a precise sense for material limits, intervention, and restraint.

My own projects focus on landscape, use, and repetition. Undoing the Alps examines alpine tourism through its material traces rather than its imagery. Other works engage with light, duration, and slow shifts in perception.

Alongside visual work, I operate in sound under the name AudioD, focusing on mastering for electronic music, film sound, and experimental projects. The approach is unobtrusive: preserve intent, clarify space, avoid signature gestures.