A graduate in Modern Literature, she studied photography in Rome with internationally renowned professionals such as Augusto Pieroni, Dario de Dominicis, Claudio Palmisano, and Dario Coletti.

A street photographer by vocation, she explored various types of photography before focusing on this specific discipline, moving from macrophotography to social photography. In these fields, she produced works that contributed to enhancing her observational skills and garnered attention from juries of national and international awards.

At the heart of her research is “street life,” which over the years has generated a body of images and experiences centered on the relationship between metropolitan spaces and the people who inhabit them. Architecture, the study of the territory, but above all, humanity are the themes that characterize her shots.

In recent years, in addition to winning several awards in international competitions, she has published two books: “The Fabulous Destiny of Dainaly,” edited by photo editor Irene Alison, and “I Sogni li Spendo per Strada” (I Spend My Dreams on the Street), edited by photographer Dario Coletti.