For me ceramics is endless research, never-ending experimentation.
I have explored many territories, techniques, materials and temperatures over a twenty-year journey that has brought me here at the intersection of functional and decorative pottery.
My functional work is grounded in a rigorous approach, defined by wheel-thrown stoneware and the study and experimentation of glazes—exploring both their aesthetic qualities and functional properties. My creative process seeks a balance between personal aesthetic expression—hovering between the warmth of satin finishes and the depth of glossy ones—while ensuring the utmost safety for tableware use.
I am convinced that handcrafted ceramics are meant to be used every day. My functional pieces are designed for real, everyday life. they are dishwasher and microwave oven proof.They combine handmade uniqueness with the practicality of everyday use.

My home decor area, on the other hand, is governed by nature and chance. I create wheel-thrown elements that are finished by alternative firings.: gas firing, wood firing and saggar firing. saggarThrough these processes, nature becomes a co-author of the work: I use oxides, leaves, horsehair, seaweed, and organic materials that leave their indelible mark.
In these pieces, chance and fire shape the final result just as much as my own hand, yielding unique works where the traces of natural elements result in narrative and surface finish.

My shop is in a beautiful place, Piazza Maggiore, in the old town of Feltre. A renaissance gem that is framed by the mountains of the Belluno Dolomites National Park.
My shop isI work in a building that was built il the 500 hundreds, under the supervision - and the interference - of a dog and two cats.

The hand acts as the site where mind and material meet... Physical practice is not mindless repetition; it is a process of learning through resistance, where the hand thinks, senses, and responds.
Richard Sennet