My wanderings have created my personal way of seeing things and expressing myself artistically. My work is mostly made of bright pops of colour, cute doodles drawing, and a blend of freehand sketches and vector illustrations.

I have always had a love-hate relationship with Graphic Design: I loved the creative side, and I hated the idea that I had to convince people do stuff. So I kept coming back to it with intervals of more arty activities like airbrush painting, engraving, jewellery making, mosaic, glass making.

My passion for glass led me to London, and at Aaronson Noon, I spent four years as a creative cold glass finisher. My pieces, found home in local design shows and private collections: one in particular, in the Dan Klein and Alan J. Poole Private Collection, that is now at the National Museum of Scotland.

Back in Rome in 2006, I have started a new graphic design chapter, that lasted 12 years, working with computers, printers, laser-cut machines, mastering multitasking and a very different set of skills!

Craving fresh air in 2019, Iceland called: and then, something truly magical has unfolded within me. Drawing inspiration from Reykjavík's stunning architecture, the mesmerizing landscapes of this land of fire and ice, my creativity has flourished like never before.

I have named this flow "Loopyful Design."

Now, the fruits of my labor await discovery, both online and in selected shops dotted around Reykjavík, but also at the National Museum, City Museum and the Maritime Museum.