I photograph to leave traces. Not just images, but lasting memories—fragments of time that hold the light of a special day and preserve it intact, even years later.
I move quietly, observing. Some gestures happen only once: a hand instinctively reaching for another, a smile barely held back, a glance that lingers a second longer. That’s where I pause, where I choose to let my gaze linger on the moment.
I’m not searching for perfection but for the truth of a moment. Beauty isn’t in posed scenes but in the spontaneity of something that will never happen the same way again. With film and digital, I tell timeless stories—stories of families, connections, and emotions to be preserved forever, like a family treasure.
One day, these images will be held by new hands. I want them to still tell everything, standing the test of time.
Ciao Cara
A wedding is a living, breathing experience, shaped by the people who gather and the energy they create together. Focusing solely on polished, cover-worthy images means missing the deeper narrative—the atmosphere, the quiet shifts, the unspoken connections. Looking beyond the expected allows for a more immersive, honest portrayal, where the essence of the day is felt as much as it is seen.
“ You are not simply the photographer of our wedding but you are capturing our once in a lifetime memories, besides being a great professional You are such a heartwarming person."
"We are incredibly grateful for having you by our side during such important day in our lives."
Every wedding is a world of its own, unfolding in ways that can’t be predicted or staged. I approach it with a sharp yet unobtrusive gaze, capturing what happens naturally rather than directing it. The most striking moments are often the unpredictable ones—a fleeting expression, an unexpected movement, the way light shifts without warning.
To photograph a wedding is to embrace this unpredictability, allowing space for spontaneity rather than forcing a fixed narrative. It’s about distilling the essence of a moment, creating images that don’t just document but resonate—raw, unfiltered, and impossible to recreate.
After a 5-year course at the Art School in Florence I continued my studies at the Academy of Fine Arts where I refined my painting skills combined with the study of the history of Art which has always been the cultural background to my artistic experiments.
I also attended a year of specialization in Cinema, Music and Theater in the halls of the old "Cinema Lumiere" in Pisa, an enchanted place where history seemed to have stopped.
In 2015, after I graduated, I decided that I would continue to experiment with photography: the choice of weddings at the beginning was almost a necessity because I wanted to work in Tuscany (a land that I love) but over time I realized that it was the sector where I really wanted specialize by combining my studies on art and culture with the needs of clients looking for a photo shoot that was a masterpiece of light and creativity, something unique tailored to reflect the extraordinary beauty of their event.
I feel lucky to have been born in Tuscany, a region rich in history, art, and natural beauty — and growing up in the countryside was a gift. I have fond memories of sun-drenched summers, playing in the fields, surrounded by my grandfather's farm animals. It was a childhood that filled my eyes and soul with beauty.
As a teenager, I always had a dual nature: deeply creative and passionate, yet equally drawn to the natural world. This led me to study painting at my city’s fine arts high school, immersing myself in the discipline that felt most instinctive to me.
After graduating, I briefly pursued my love for the wild by studying natural sciences, but the call of art soon became impossible to ignore. I then spent a year at the Cinema and Music Academy of Pisa, attending classes in a historic Italian Baroque cinema—an experience as fascinating as it sounds.
Yet, once again, my desire to fully embrace painting resurfaced. I ultimately completed my studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, an international landmark for Fine Arts education, where I refined my artistic vision and deepened my connection to the world of visual storytelling.