He is a Venetian film director and visual artist, graduated in Screenwriting from the Scuola di Cinema Carlo Mazzacurati in Padua. He earned a degree in Visual Arts and Theatre from IUAV University of Venice in 2015, and later graduated with honors in Performing Arts and Multimedia Production from the DAMS program at the University of Padua.
In 2021, his feature film Lische won the 1st National Premio Luciano Vincenzoni for Best Cinematic Subject. His subsequent screenplays were selected at the Fanta Festival, Roma Creative Contest, and NIUDOC.
His short films have been selected at numerous Italian and international festivals, including the Fanta Festival, Amarcort Film Festival, Asolo Art Film Festival, Torino Underground Cinefest, ShorTS International Film Festival, and Rete Cinema In Laguna.
In 2022, he won the National Contemporary Art Prize Teogonia - Tracce di futuro, promoted by the Fondazione CDP and the Fondazione Giorgio e Isa De Chirico, with the video installation Ombre, a work focused on homelessness in Milan.
He was also a finalist for the Combat Prize with the photograph Milano s'è desta.
Between 2024 and 2025, he was a finalist for the Fondazione Federico Mighetto scholarship in Turin and completed a research fellowship at the University of Udine, producing the archival short film collection CinemaAcciaio.
In 2025, he won the SIAE “Corti Circuiti” grant, through which he directed the short film Il Milite Ignoto for the 2026 Winter Olympics.
That same year, he won the National Best Screenplay Award at the TOHorror Fantastic Film Fest for the short film Figli Unici, co-written with Lorenzo Trane.
In 2026, together with Matteo Quaittini, he won the Impronta Films Consultancy Award at Pordenone Docs Fest with the film Kaiju Furlan.
