Born in Rome in 1969.

Early observations of light and atmosphere — initially through the study of clouds — shaped a lasting sensitivity for space, perception, and temporal change.

Since the mid-1990s, independent work with a clear focus on architecture and interiors.

His practice is defined by a disciplined visual language: reduction, clarity, and a precise articulation of light, material, and proportion. Images are not constructed to describe, but to reveal the inherent logic of a space.

Working primarily with medium format systems, he pursues maximum tonal depth, structural accuracy, and a quiet, enduring image quality.

Long-standing experience in the documentation of work environments and corporate architecture has led to a refined understanding of spatial identity and its translation into visual form.

Based in Ludwigsburg, operating from a dedicated atelier for production, research, and controlled image-making processes.

His approach combines technical rigor with a conscious restraint — guided by the belief that architecture is not an object, but a condition: a framework that shapes human presence, perception, and interaction.