Since childhood, I have been using drawing as a means to materialize my ideas, but I only discovered the world of Concept Art in adulthood. Encouraged by my parents to engage in imaginative play, I grew up with just one Game Boy that I bought independently at the tender age of seven.

During adolescence, I abandoned that limited world of entertainment but continued to nurture my passion for drawing, which led me to pursue paths related to illustration. After completing high school at an art-focused institution, I enrolled in a modern painting course at the Academy of Fine Arts in Urbino. Despite the fascinating discovery of contemporary art, I realized that my inclination for drawing was in the wrong place. So, I decided to abandon this passion and complete my studies in the theoretical field of Visual Arts at the Department of Letters and Philosophy in Bologna.

A strong sense of nostalgia that accompanied the end of this journey brought back to my mind the need to resume what I had long set aside, with the strong conviction that I would never make it into a career. During this period, I rediscovered my interest in that world of entertainment that captivated me as a child, discovering a place where the conceptual and concrete use of drawing could be employed.