Venice-based contemporary artist working across sculpture and installation, developing a material-driven practice that investigates memory, transformation, and the relationship between body and matter. Informed by the legacy of Murano glassmaking yet grounded in a conceptual and research-oriented approach, the work engages with the expressive and narrative potential of glass and other materials through processes that balance control, chance, and physical intervention.

Following international training between Italy and Finland, the artist has presented solo and group exhibitions across Europe and Asia, collaborating with galleries, independent curatorial platforms, and cultural institutions. The practice reflects on the tension between fragility and resistance, permanence and erosion, expanding the discourse around material knowledge and contemporary making.

Alongside the artistic research, the artist maintains an active engagement with Murano’s production context as a maker, technical consultant, and collaborator with established studios, while contributing to education as an instructor and teaching assistant in international programs and workshops. The work has been supported by grants and production initiatives dedicated to contemporary art research and experimentation.