I graduated in Art History from the University of Florence in the year 2000.
I have worked for contemporary art galleries and museums and published several curatorial texts.
After a few years in advertising, I moved to New York and transitioned to web design working both
for profit and non profit sector.
I've lived in Shanghai and Singapore before finally returning to Italy, where I began exploring
different media in digital drawing and their potential on different printing methods.
Some works of art have become archetypes in our collective consciousness, igniting a variety of
chain reactions in our imagination. In my process, I select a work of art or a part of it; it might be
the most obvious element or the tiniest detail. I apply a method similar to the "what if" question in
storytelling and reprocess the image.
I draw freehand to reconnect with the handcrafted tradition of creating art pieces, but the realm is
entirely digital, reflecting how our present times perceive reality. Although my technical
background is rooted in classical media such as oil painting and pencil drawing, I find that the
digital format allows me to connect more freely with the viewer.
Combining my knowledge of classical Art History, communication strategies and digital techs, I
started the project LINEALEUCA.