and my art is me. It doesn’t fit into a single label but moves fluidly between dynamic visual universes—blending the energy of comics, the expressiveness of animation, the vibrant aesthetics of Japanese anime, and the direct communication of advertising—a field I explored for years, creating visual identities and commercial artwork.

Every detail in my work originates from fragments of my everyday life: a Pokémon reimagined with my signature style, the dotted patterns inspired by the flight of seagulls I observe daily in Europe, the urban landscapes I capture and reinterpret. My mind operates like an infinite Pinterest board, storing references and photographic memories in an invisible collection of insights, which later emerge, structured, in my creations.