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Di Tanti Volti
Di Tanti Volti
In 2025, I took part with four portraits in the exhibition "Di tanti volti" at Palazzo Frisacco in Tolmezzo. Curated by Giovanna Durì, the exhibition presents 300 portraits of women by over 40 artists.
As part of the exhibition, I held the children’s workshop "Disegnare sul Volto".
Cool still rolling
Cool still rolling
Since late October 2025, my friend Toddy and I have been running "Cool Still Rolling", an Instagram account where I post a weekly comic strip about skating later in life.
Inktober
Inktober
Since 2022, I've been participating in Inktober on Instagram. Creating a drawing each day for 31 days really helps improve both style and drawing skills.
During Inktober 2025, I attempted to incorporate all 31 contest themes into a single drawing. The process was highly enjoyable and challenged me to create a complex, detailed illustration.
Scarabocchi
Scarabocchi
In September 2024, I was very happy to run a workshop for children at the Scarabocchi Festival.
I learned so much from this amazing experience.
Multiverso
Multiverso
At the end of 2023 I created three illustrations for an article on the new issue of the magazine Multiverso.
The article is an analysis of how global institutions are reacting to the dangers of artificial intelligence.
It was a pleasure to collaborate to such a beautiful project.
Print shop
Print shop
Since January 2022 I manage a print shop where I sell prints of my illustrations.
In 2025, I began selling in-person prints of my artwork at various artisan markets across Italy. Meeting people in person turns a solo creative process into a shared experience.
Genesis of Eolotti
Genesis of Eolotti
In 2016 I had the opportunity to draw some illustrations for a book of wonderful tales, written by the Italian writer Mauro Pascolat:
That experience was so important for me that in 2022 I decided to take the name of one of the characters of the book.
Illustration of the tale "Le arie della signorina Eolotti", from the book "Storie talmente che" by Mauro Pascolat
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