Arte Povera is one of those artistic movements that often comes up, without always being clearly understood. The name itself raises questions. It suggests something simple, almost rudimentary. Yet behind it lies a deeper reflection on material, objects, and the role of art in the world. Emerging in Italy during the 1960s, Arte Povera proposes a different way of creating. Less focused on spectacle, more direct, often closer to reality. It questions what an artwork can be, star

Creation has always played a central role in my journey. From a very young age, I felt the need to build, assemble, and understand how an idea could become a tangible object. Metalwork, stained glass, handcrafted pieces, and hand-built forms all fed this early curiosity. Drawing was already part of my daily life, not as an end in itself, but as a way to materialize an intention, to give form to an idea. Over time, this sensitivity became more defined and naturally guided my e