Born in Thiene, the artist has dedicated himself in recent years to an in-depth research and study on the topic of winter ceremonial masquerades. This interest translates into works that, through the use of oil painting on canvas, capture the essence of these traditions, creating images of great visual impact. The considerable dimensions of his works, combined with a bold and vibrant use of color, give an extraordinary scenic character to his creations, inviting the observer to immerse themselves in a world of celebration and rituality. The core of his work is the creation of works that portray various aspects of the carnival ritual. These include auspicious and propitiatory dances, winter masquerades and traditional begging rounds. Each piece is the result of a careful aesthetic investigation, which aims to accurately and respectfully represent the costumes, habits and landscapes typical of the studied cultures. The artist thus manages to convey not only the aesthetics of these traditions, but also their profound meaning and the social context in which they are inserted. The themes addressed in his works invite the observer to reflect on moments of "celebration" as spaces of creativity and freedom, where the dimension of non-productivity contrasts with the frenzy of daily working life. These representations, full of symbolism and meaning, emphasize the importance of dedicating oneself to art and the celebration of life. The scenes that the artist creates are inspired by travels across Europe, where he has had the opportunity to immerse himself in the folklore of various countries. Each experience enriches his cultural and artistic baggage, allowing him to tell unique stories through painting en plein air, a practice that allows him to capture the nuances and local atmospheres in real time.