The “Post Apocalyptic” collection is a series of digital works conceived as visions of a world beyond collapse, now also available in a physical edition.
These images depict a silence that comes after: suspended landscapes, emptied architectures, traces of a humanity that has exhausted itself. Even the symbols of major multinational corporations disappear—not through destruction, but through irrelevance, in a world where there is no one left to sell to.
It is a visual reflection on consumerism and its inevitable implosion: an aesthetic of the aftermath, where emptiness becomes both subject and memory.
Each work is conceived as a fragment of this universe, an imagined document of what remains when the system shuts down.
POST APOCALITTICI
Sketches and Drawings
I love drawing freehand: it’s my way of understanding and internalizing proportions, and the relationship between space and volume.
Although I don’t work in costume design, I’ve developed studies and research models to observe how the human body interacts with environments and scenography.
Architecture is my passion.
The pursuit of beauty, and of what feels right for a space, is at the core of my work.
