Raised between Eastern and Western Europe, he uses his art to bridge the gap between "playful" and "deliberate" observations of how people spend their time and energy.
One of his notable exhibitions, Il Pane è la Vita (Bread is Life), directly connects the fundamental human need for sustenance (bread) with the labor and repetition of daily existence.
His work often explores the intersection of labor, daily life, and the "unremarkable corners of experience." Here is a feature of his artistic approach:
