A classically trained cellist, he has always been involved in a continuous exploration of different musical languages, ranging from improvisation to composition.
He has performed at major national and international festivals and theaters, including the Konzerthaus in Berlin, the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, the Teatro Municipal in Santiago, the Parco della Musica in Rome, the Auditorium Paganini in Parma, the Teatro Verdi in Pisa, the Teatro Comunale in Modena, the Folkest – International Folk Music Festival, the Jasmine Festival of Classical, Jazz and World Music in Jerusalem, Aosta Classica, the Amici della Musica in Mestre, the Alba Music Festival, the Fondazione Fossano Musica, the Amici della Musica in Foligno, the Accademia degli Sfaccendati, and the Alpi Sonanti Festival.
He has collaborated with various national and international musicians, including Enrico Bronzi, Francesco Dillon, Carlo Boccadoro, Giuseppe Gavazza, Venegoni & Co., Tom Harrell, and Ezio Bosso.
Having graduated in cello (Master's Degree in Chamber Music) with Paola Mosca at the Cuneo Conservatory, he continued his studies with Dario Destefano, Boris Baraz (Moscow Soloists), and Francesco Dillon (Prometeo Quartet), and participated in masterclasses held by Enrico Bronzi, David Cohen, Alain Meunier, Michael Sanderling, and the Altenberg Trio. He furthered his knowledge of chamber music with Antonello Farulli, Andrea Nannoni, and Manuel Zigante at the Fiesole School of Music. Alongside his classical studies, he studied improvisation and jazz arrangement with Gianni Negro, Giovanni Scotta, and Riccardo Zegna.
In 2015, he co-founded Gli Archimedi, a chamber music ensemble dedicated to the study of various musical genres applied to chamber music, with which he formed an important partnership until 2023. With the trio, he recorded "Forvojagi" and "Nostoi" (New Model Label).
In 2023, he released his first solo album, "Questi Diversi Mondi," on the Da Vinci Classics & Jazz label.
In 2024, he created the solo cello project "Different Roots", exploring the different roots of music through the rediscovery of pieces from various genres, from folk to jazz and early music, adapted for cello, along with original compositions.