MYA

Mural artist by training, I quickly immersed myself in the world of politics by dedicating myself to crucial issues of freedom of expression. Since 2015, I have been leading the Asarue association, tirelessly working to mediate between public authorities and artists. My goal is to support and encourage the development of Graffiti and Street art practices.

What particularly fascinates me about these art forms is their spontaneity, sincerity, and irreverence. My passionate commitment has led me to organize and participate in numerous events and encounters, including the “Super walls” biennal in Padua, as well as the monumental project in the Kerloges parking lot, where 14 artists collaborated to create a collective mural spanning over 1500 square meters.

Since the fall of 2022-23, my schedule has been divided between my voluntary work with the Asarue association, where I focus particularly on knowledge transmission and the training of emerging artists, the courses I teach at ESRA and Studio M (focused on Plastic Expression, Volume, and Color), and finally, my personal artistic practice, which includes drawing, painting, and sculpture.