WHO I AM
For over twenty years, I have lived in Florence. This city — cradle of the Renaissance — has deeply influenced my approach not only to architecture, but to art, fashion, and life itself, nurturing a long-standing passion for these disciplines in all their expressions. In Florence, creative boundaries dissolve: architecture becomes wearable, fashion takes on structure, and design becomes storytelling — a language through which identity, emotion, and culture are expressed. My professional work spans several interconnected fields. I have gained extensive experience in real estate brokerage, particularly involving historical properties. This path has led me to conceive of architecture not merely as built form, but as a lived, dynamic space — rich with memory, transformation, and potential. I am especially dedicated to the restoration and adaptive reuse of architectural heritage. Each project represents a dialogue between the spirit of the place and the rhythm of the present, balancing technical precision, artistic sensibility, and deep respect for authenticity.
Art and fashion are natural extensions of my architectural vision. Through drawing and visual narrative, I explore the relationship between structure, surface, and identity. I see garments as a kind of mobile architecture: intimate, expressive, and responsive to both body and space.
I speak most European languages fluently, which allows me to move fluidly across cultural contexts — with curiosity and a keen eye. I am a passionate traveler and a careful observer of both nature and the urban world, drawn to contrasts, textures, atmospheres, and the quiet details so often overlooked. Animals and the natural world are not just part of my life, but constant reminders of instinct, presence, and balance.
At the heart of my creative philosophy lies a quiet yet persistent sense of nostalgia for an idealized vision of the Danubian Empire. Not the political entity that once existed, but a poetic image of what might have been: a refined, cosmopolitan space open to cultural exchange and layered coexistence. Though never fully realized, this imagined world continue
