Born in Florence in 1995, he has always been interested in architecture and human thought. Following the fire at Notre-Dame, he decided to dedicate his studies to the conservation and promotion of cultural heritage.
Graduating with a degree in Architecture from the University of Florence with a thesis titled “The Fortifications of Pompeii: History, Investigations, and Contributions to a New Level of Knowledge”, he completed an academic internship at the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, where he explored management and restoration practices within a UNESCO site. After working as a research fellow at the University of Florence’s School of Architecture and as a PhD candidate in Preservation of the Architectural Heritage at Politecnico di Milano (DASTU), he currently works at a foundation dedicated to the conscious promotion of cultural heritage. In parallel, he began practicing yoga regularly in 2023, qualifying as an instructor and actively teaching the practice.
After discovering AIGU during the WHY event in Florence, he decided to join the association to promote UNESCO values alongside other members. His goal is to drive concrete actions that raise awareness among future generations about heritage preservation and appreciation, including the implementation of the IDEA project—a pilot initiative launched within the Tuscany regional team.