Mission: Creativity, Music, and Connection
WHAT I DO & WHY
Music and Art
Once, art and culture had a clear purpose: to make the world around us better. Not just our lives, but the lives of entire communities, passing down a system of values and knowledge to the next generation—what we like to call progress. And in many ways, it was.
But progress has a shadow. Like the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, we humans play at being creators, conjuring forces we barely understand. Science and magic have become indistinguishable, seducing new generations with ever more sophisticated systems, while our own abilities atrophy.
Will there ever be another Leonardo? Another Debussy? Art risks becoming a world of relics, while algorithms construct the “better world” that someone, somewhere, has designed for us.
The Role of Artists
As artists, we have a crucial task: to bring creativity and art back to the center of community life. Each of us can be a beacon in the night, an inspiration for those who wish to see the world through fresh eyes—defying banality, resisting homogenization.
So where do I stand in all of this?
My Role
I create music as an art of sound. One day it’s a song, the next it’s modern jazz, the day after that, maybe I meditate on something new. I write stories, narratives, and produce video works—always approaching every project with a creative mindset.
I don’t just compose music or tell stories. My aim is to make the world a better place through the sharing of real, authentic experiences—the kind that emerge from the intertwining of sounds in a composition or the words of a story.
For those who don’t know me, my approach is always a mix of reflection and humor. I love paradoxes, absurd situations, and drawing unexpected connections between distant ideas—only to realize they weren’t that distant after all. I have no interest in pleasing everyone or always being right. What I want is to spark curiosity, ignite creativity, and encourage the ability to dream.
The Content of This Site
Everything you find here is created by me. I use AI—not to sculpt, but to refine. My inspirations come from the works of great artists like Schoenberg, Kandinsky, Pergolesi, Gil Evans, Lovecraft, Ravel, Bosch, De André… and The Muppet Show.
I don’t particularly love Wikipedia, nor the Internet in general. I exist on social media because I must—otherwise, you wouldn’t find me. And I study. I study everything I can, because curiosity isn’t a choice—it’s something you’re born with.
And I, humbly… I’m just like that!