The fifth element of my artistic anatomy is the skin, representing who I am as a whole—the  face I  present  to the  world,  shaped  by more  than just a  collection of skills. Always intrigued by art, science, history and geography. I started at an early age to draw and take pictures. Learned a lot from my grandparents to keep my curiousness and creativity. Being often surrounded by elders or youngsters, I've built a fascination for memory and perception.​

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Creating and aiming to understand others simultaneously. Made me go along the path of learning multidisciplinary skills. After graduating high school not being sure between art studies or scientific ones, I opted for motion graphics and new technologies and went in NABA for my bachelor's. 

Coming back to Switzerland I came back to help family members and find a job. A few years later and different title behind my back. This skin still reflects also my past and values. It’s the way I communicate with the world, how I connect with others, and how I translate complex ideas into accessible art.

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More than a mere surface, it holds the stories, passions, and emotions that define me. Through my work, I strive to reveal the depth beneath the skin, inviting others, if they want to, to see the full spectrum of my artistic vision and the person behind it.