Born in London, I was brought up in a small town in Tuscany (Italy) where I became infatuated with photography at the age of 9.

 

I lived in Florence during my academic career where I developed my interest in geometry, architecture and architectural photography.

 

In 2005 I moved to London where I have worked as an architect and construction consultant. In 2009 I started D-code photography as a project for recording and sharing my process of detecting, reading and interpreting the random visual input of the unconscious perception.

 

I research the locations for my photos mainly through architectural and art publications. This preliminary structured approach is then abandoned during the shooting sessions which become a spontaneous visual recording of my eye’s wanderings on buildings, nature, space, colours and forms. These raw images are then buried in my photographic archive until I find a way to reconnect them and establish a meaningful visual CONTINUUM.

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In 2017 I was selected for a solo exhibitions at the Stone Space which is a volunteer-run gallery space in the heart of Leytonstone (London, UK). The exhibition "Adrift" was a project bringing together my photography, drawings and sculpture accompanied by a soundscape by Emanuela Martignetti.

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In recent years my photography practice has evolved and it now includes still lives and studio compositions which explore the nature of our perception.