Self-taught, he does not respond to an academic vision of photography and freely captures what fascinates him. What fascinates him, the landscapes that surround him. Living between the sea and the countryside, there are many opportunities to reveal your reserved character with modesty and simplicity. This reserve is found in his photographs which capture nature in its elegant purity. He likes to roam the place like a painter and his easel in search of a picture to freeze, not for a proud posterity but for the pleasure of sharing bits of memory. From memory, it is often mentioned, because through his photos he travels, in addition to the sites, the path he traveled when as a child he hiked in holiday centers or during stays by the sea with his grandparents. Unmistakably his memories are invited into his work. As specified in the introduction, his photographs invite each and everyone to introspection. The themes he discusses are appreciable by all.

Rarely does he set a precise objective at the start of a photoshoot, they present themselves by their singularity, a light. The shots are rarely taken in a hurry and are the subject of a lot of attention in terms of composition and framing, use of a foot, single take, exceptionally two, no post-processing cropping, the reflex, and the rigor of the film camera. The post-processing is also approached with meticulousness, it is at this stage that the photo finds its final identity, the emotion it contains depends on it. Most often he uses black and white, which he appreciates for its elegance and timelessness. The color is also suitable for highlighting fleeting, seasonal situations. Fragments, harmless samples of a nature he loves and respects are the essence and motivation of his photographic approach that he intends to continue to protect and share.

2018: his photomontage "Furious Partition" won the 3rd prize in the "Art Limited" competition "Musicology." A collaboration with "EtromArte" based in Rome for the illustration of Giovanni Casalegno's book "C'è una ragazza che legge." A collaboration with Rudolf Hillebrand for the publication of around twenty photos in the Fine Art Photo Magazine (N ° 25).

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