“I help photographers and creatives give meaning to their images through storytelling and awareness.”
Who I am
I work in portfolio reviews and photography education, supporting photographers and creatives in shaping and understanding their visual narratives.
I work with those who feel the need to make sense of their images: photographers, visual artists, and professionals who use photography as a tool for expression and exploration.
What sets my work apart is an approach that combines critical feedback, storytelling, and a strong focus on the personal dimension. I don’t just analyze images — I create a space for dialogue where photographic work becomes a tool for self-awareness and for developing an authentic visual language.
I work with those who feel the need to make sense of their images: photographers, visual artists, and professionals who use photography as a tool for expression and exploration.
What sets my work apart is an approach that combines critical feedback, storytelling, and a strong focus on the personal dimension. I don’t just analyze images — I create a space for dialogue where photographic work becomes a tool for self-awareness and for developing an authentic visual language.
What I Teach
I teach photographers and visual artists portfolio reading and visual storytelling to help them refine their unique artistic voice and photographic language.
For helping professionals, I share my methodology for using projective photography within art therapy settings – an approach built over 16 years of working with cancer patients, caregivers, the elderly, and fellow practitioners.
Each participant brings their own background and gains the tools to adapt this approach to their specific field – whether in education, psychology, social work, oncology care, or beyond.
For helping professionals, I share my methodology for using projective photography within art therapy settings – an approach built over 16 years of working with cancer patients, caregivers, the elderly, and fellow practitioners.
Each participant brings their own background and gains the tools to adapt this approach to their specific field – whether in education, psychology, social work, oncology care, or beyond.
Who my work is for
Fotografi
Artisti visivi
Creativi
Professionisti della relazione
My work is aimed at those who sense a deep message within their images, but struggle to decode it or integrate it into their personal and professional journey.
Whether you are a photographer, a visual artist, or a practitioner in the helping professions, here you will find a dedicated space to gain clarity.
Together, we will work to bring the deeper meaning of your shots into focus, transforming photography into a conscious tool for evolution, expression, and connection with others.
Whether you are a photographer, a visual artist, or a practitioner in the helping professions, here you will find a dedicated space to gain clarity.
Together, we will work to bring the deeper meaning of your shots into focus, transforming photography into a conscious tool for evolution, expression, and connection with others.
My approachEvery image holds a story. There is a way to bring it to light.
For over fifteen years, I have been developing an approach that brings photography and writing together as complementary practices.
They are not separate tools, but languages capable of activating and transforming one another. Images do not just show – they become true narrative devices; writing does not describe – it opens up new, unexpected interpretive keys.
This process bridges artistic practice and personal growth, guiding both those who work actively with images and anyone seeking a deeper access to their own experience through storytelling.
It is within this shared space that stories take shape.
They are not separate tools, but languages capable of activating and transforming one another. Images do not just show – they become true narrative devices; writing does not describe – it opens up new, unexpected interpretive keys.
This process bridges artistic practice and personal growth, guiding both those who work actively with images and anyone seeking a deeper access to their own experience through storytelling.
It is within this shared space that stories take shape.
“Terzo Occhio” (Third Eye) Programs
The “Third Eye” is a skill that can be trained: the ability to look beyond the surface of things, images, and ourselves.
When photography becomes a tool for awareness, it allows us to see what often remains invisible in everyday life: an emotion not yet named, a memory seeking space, a part of oneself asking to be heard. It is a practical method – built on images, words, and storytelling – to observe one’s inner world and relationships with greater clarity.
My programs stem from this principle: using the photographic gaze as a doorway to self-discovery, through a guided process accessible to anyone who wishes to know themselves better, regardless of prior photography experience.
When photography becomes a tool for awareness, it allows us to see what often remains invisible in everyday life: an emotion not yet named, a memory seeking space, a part of oneself asking to be heard. It is a practical method – built on images, words, and storytelling – to observe one’s inner world and relationships with greater clarity.
My programs stem from this principle: using the photographic gaze as a doorway to self-discovery, through a guided process accessible to anyone who wishes to know themselves better, regardless of prior photography experience.