Born in 1986 in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy, to a Neapolitan family, he is a multifaceted artist who embodies the concept of hybridity, both culturally and artistically.
He began his artistic journey by studying classical and contemporary dance, as well as piano, at the conservatory for many years. This foundation laid the groundwork for his subsequent education at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome, where he earned a degree in acting under the guidance of renowned masters such as Giancarlo Giannini, Lina Wertmuller, and Marco Bellocchio.
He further expanded his skills by attending the Drama Continues in New York and achieving a master's degree in Performing Arts in London. This extensive training enabled him to seamlessly transition into the world of television, where he worked alongside esteemed actors such as F. Pannofino and P. Sermonti in the successful remake series "Nero Wolfe" for Rai1.
His television credits also include collaborations with acclaimed directors like Liliana Cavani and Giovanna Gagliardo. In addition, he has starred in several TV movies and series, showcasing his versatility as a performer.
On the stage, he has had the privilege of performing in a range of productions, including classics such as "Uncle Vanija", "Much Ado About Nothing", and "Three Sisters". One of his most notable achievements was winning the Scenario Prize for Ustica in 2013, alongside the company InternoEnki, for their reinterpretation of Medea by Euripides.
He has also had the opportunity to work with the Festival of the Quartieri dell'arte, directed by Gianmaria Cervo, and has been the protagonist in several international productions, including world premieres such as "The Hypothaly of Hieronymus Bosch" by Juan Mayorga, directed by Jochen Strauch and Manuela Cherubini.
