About me – In a Blue Far Moat

I am interested in worlds where technology defines what can be seen and what remains hidden.

I was born in 1968 in Italy and belong to what is commonly referred to as Generation X. MTV, game rooms, and personal computers summarize, in a very personal way, the cultural landscape of that generation.
I like to think I witnessed the birth and expansion of personal computers, consoles, and videogames as they gradually became part of everyday life.

Human presence has always been overwhelming to me. I find myself looking for places where this presence fades into silence.

My work is informed by authorship in videogames and by the evolving language of virtual photography.
Every day, I encounter images created through photo modes, often detached from an intentional photographic process.

Authors such as Hideo Kojima, alongside statements of intent like “Virtual Photography: a Manifesto” (Cristiano Bonora 2019), and the growing recognition of virtual photography as a photographic practice, define the cultural space in which my works are positioned.