From 2002 to 2010, he was an assistant to Isaac Alvarez at the Théatre du Moulinage in Lussas (France). After obtaining his diploma at the International Academy of Theatre in 2004, he began his dance training with a three-year course at the “Filomarino” school in Rome under Annapaola Bacalov.
Immediately interested in choreographic composition, he embarked on a research journey across genres, exploring the boundaries between dance and theater languages. In 2005, he found the perfect place to develop his research at TIDA, an artistic project he directs, supported by the Education and Culture Department of the Autonomous Region of Valle d'Aosta and by MIBACT – Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities.
He has created fifteen productions since its foundation, among the most recent: 2013 “Medea Reloaded”, 2015 “Quintetto”, 2016 “Little Women”, 2017 “We will always be very beautiful and very young – Eckhart Project”, which have been invited to, among others: International Ancient Greek Drama Festival (Cyprus), Saison Culturelle d’Aoste (Italy), Barhat Rang Mahotsav Festival (India), Teatro Superga of Nichelino – Circuito Teatrale del Piemonte (Italy), Festival VD’A – Voices of the Soul (Italy), Torino Fringe Festival (Italy), Peraspera Festival (Italy), International Festival of Sarajevo – Sarajevo Winter Festival (Bosnia)- first prize for contemporary dance, Festival Marató de l’Espectacle (Spain), Pflasterspektakel Festival of Linz (Austria), Festival of Namyangju (South Korea), Zdarzenia Festival of Tchew (Poland), Mediterranean Games (Italy), Listening Spaces (Italy), September in Dance (Italy), Turin Spirituality (Italy), The Sacred through the Ordinary Festival (Italy), Different Sensations (Italy).

In 2016, his encounter with Roberto Castello highlighted an intellectual affinity that led, over the course of 2017, to support on the production "this work on the orange" and resulted in a merger between the structures of TiDA and ALDES.

He is a dancer and actor in various companies in Italy and France: in 2005 for Teatro Gruppo di Roma, between 2008 and 2012 for Cie Groupe Approche of Ardèche, in 2011 for Marika Rizzi in Paris, in 2012 for Cie Ballanfa and Sinequanon of Paris and for Grimaco of Turin, in 2014 for Romeo Castellucci, between 2012 and 2015 for Cie CFB451 at the CNN of Roubaix: Carolyn Carlson, Cie Lolita Espin Anadon, Les Eclats, and in 2015 for Cindy Van Acker.
He also handles the artistic direction of events including the “Morg-Ex Machina” Festival, the “Roma Street Art Festival” (for two years), the traveling series “Le marmotte non dormono”, and other special projects.
Since 2013, he has been teaching Dance and Choreographic Composition at the International Academy of Theatre in Rome.