Born in Asolo, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice with a degree in Scenography.
His passion for the art of the great masters, combined with a love of nature and extensive technical knowledge, led him to pursue a career as a landscape artist, focusing on chromatic intensity and evocative power.
He has used watercolor to illustrate various children's stories published by Feltrinelli, collaborating with the writer Chiara Frugoni: among others, Saint Francis and the Wolf, Saint Francis and Christmas Night, and The Story of the Courageous Dragonfly.
In his books, he has also dedicated drawings and watercolors to Asolo, Venice, Bergamo, and Monte Grappa, demonstrating his admiration for these particularly significant places through painting. His latest publication, "Il cielo, semmai," is a tribute to the natural world in its infinite nuances. The exhibitions associated with these publications, in symbiosis with his artistic project, have attracted great interest.
His attention to the quality of materials and his recognition of the value of craftsmanship have led him to constant research and the subsequent creation of specific products for watercolor painting.