The techniques of yesteryear combine with the art I wish to tell through my creations

A few years later, I started a new entrepreneurial activity together with my father, continuing to work on the usual artifacts of the factory workshop. My curiosity and unceasing desire to learn guided me toward experimenting with different forging techniques, including welding metals by boiling. This technique found its greatest expression in forging damascus steel, a material historically used in the making of weapons such as knives and swords. After years of experimentation and a few unsuccessful attempts, in 2010 I was able to create the first compacted and workable steel damascus package.

Encouraged by my successes, I continued to experiment with new alloys and materials, moving from carbon steels to stainless steels and finally to titanium, thus creating titanium damascus. These latest achievements inspired a radical change in the use of my products, leading me to explore the world of jewelry. I began creating pendants, rings, bracelets and, more recently, earrings. This new direction has allowed me to interface with designers and educators in the field of wearable metals, thanks in part to active participation in jewelry groups on Facebook. The collaboration with designers Laura Magro, Francesca Gabrielli and Sonia Curti marked the beginning of a new adventure that is already bearing its first fruits.