Born in 1995, she graduated in New Technologies of Art at the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts in Turin with a thesis on the use of ancient photography techniques in the practice of contemporary artists.
Themes of her research include memory as means of understanding and place of investigation, the landscape and the relationship between man and the natural environment, the fleeting flow of time and its photographic suspension.
The contemplation of natural spaces and the wonder that arises are the starting point for an intimate analysis of personal experience and its photographic translation.
Born in 1995, she graduated in New Technologies of Art at the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts in Turin with a thesis on the use of ancient photography techniques in the practice of contemporary artists.
Themes of her research include memory as means of understanding and place of investigation, the landscape and the relationship between man and the natural environment, the fleeting flow of time and its photographic suspension.
The contemplation of natural spaces and the wonder that arises are the starting point for an intimate analysis of personal experience and its photographic translation.
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