I approach scenography as a way of shaping perception, movement and emotion through space. My work focuses on atmosphere, narrative and spatial composition, using light, materiality, rhythm and perspective to create environments that feel immersive, memorable and coherent.
I develop projects from concept to execution with attention to spatial logic, technical feasibility and clear documentation. My experience includes architectural drawings, 3D modelling, BIM workflows, coordination with consultants and the translation of design intentions into precise, buildable elements.
It is an essential part of my practice. Through my academic work, I explore the intangible dimensions of architecture and the ways space shapes perception, memory and experience. My research has focused on atmosphere, ruins, landscape and the emotional qualities of the built environment, as well as on scenographic approaches to spatial storytelling. I have also taken part in workshops addressing social inequalities in public spaces, reflecting my interest in the social and cultural impact of architecture.