About

I am many things, more than I expected to become. Today I see clearly how every role I’ve taken on along my journey is, often unexpectedly, interconnected with the one before it. At the heart of everything I do, I recognize a common center of gravity: my personal, situated, and political experience, interwoven with feminist, artistic, and magical practices that have accompanied me since childhood.

Every choice I make is an expression of this intertwining, where life and politics cannot be separate spheres, but rather a single, indivisible reality. I have never been one to compromise, and I have always wanted to actively engage with the world from a stance that knows no neutrality.

I studied Philosophy at the University of Milan and Women's and Gender Studies at Alma Mater in  Bologna and Universidad de Granada. For over 10 years, I have worked as a cultural curator, researcher, and academic lecturer. I have explored art as political act and as a bodily and intersectional experience. I continue to experience it this way, following an approach that unites theory with embodied practice, another way of remembering that the political is personal and the personal is political.

Since 2022, I have integrated the use of tarot and astrology into my practice as tools of inquiry, employing them to explore inner and collective dynamics from a transfeminist and queer perspective. I continually seek to challenge any system of knowledge imposed from above and to rethink it from an opposing standpoint.

At the same time, over the years, dealing with loss has driven me to seek answers in my Sicilian roots, and I have rekindled my connection to the history of Italian folklore, rediscovering it as a form of grounding and memory.

In this path, magic has become a critical expression and a powerful tool for liberation and for connecting with a part of me that feels an ever-growing need to have its say.

Reclaiming the chaos of magic is an act of resistance, so yes, you can call me a witch, without reservation.

Finally, I am an end-of-life doula. Accompanying people through the final stages of their life and the grieving process is a natural continuation of my journey. It involves caring for people and their emotions at their most vulnerable moments, paying attention to rituals, reflecting on the experience of the transition from this life to the next.

I believe that the way we face death reveals everything we understand about life.