Our Units wants to inspire people to make every movement matter on the path towards better. What does “better” mean to you and what moves you forward?

For me, better is about continuous development and avoiding stagnation. It's important for me to evolve my style while remaining recognisable—a delicate balance. I like to try new things and methods, both in terms of developing my art and learning new things in life overall.

You appear to be a woman in perpetual motion. How is this reflected in your life and in your art? 

I hope that my growth and development are reflected in the range of my art. I love contrasts, both in life and in my work. I enjoy the hustle and bustle of international cities, yet at the same time, I appreciate the peace I find in nature. When I create art, I also love the contrast between careful detail and the spontaneous and abstract. I want my artworks to speak to and complement each other, even if they don't necessarily always match perfectly.

How does your background as a fashion designer inform your art?

I studied fashion in Florence and New York and I still work as a freelance designer. My background has definitely had a big influence on my art, especially the contrast between Italian and American design traditions. Timelessness has always appealed to me and I strive to create a look that lasts over time—both in my clothing design and my art. My ambition is to create artworks that never feel outdated and can be enjoyed year after year without feeling the need to replace often.

How are you moving forward in life?

Right now I'm moving towards a deeper development of my art where I focus on creating more unique pieces alongside my art posters. I have a small shop in my home where I showcase both my new works and my more well-known posters. I also work on artistic collaborations, which gives me an exciting energy and I enjoy juggling several projects at once. I also run an online shop which allows me to reach more people, both at home and abroad.