I was born in Argentina—a land of tango, wine, and vast horizons—but my roots stretch back to the foothills of the Italian Piedmont and the rugged landscapes of Scotland. Today, I call Scotland my home, living here with my wife and son and drawing inspiration from the same soil as my ancestors. 

Art is my inheritance. I was raised in a family where creativity was a language; my great-grandfather and grandfather were painters and art teaches, and their influence shaped my early years. My formal education took me to Rome, the Eternal City, where I absorbed the Italian "passion for life" and a deep sensitivity for classical aesthetics.

During my youth I received private tuition on drawing and oil painting. While my career has included a commitment to social issues—studying Housing and Regeneration in Edinburgh and volunteering within my community—painting has remained my true constant. I am a lifelong student of the Old Masters, blending my background in graphic arts and painting conservation with a rigorous study of classic realist painting.

My work now resides in private collections ranging from modern family homes to ancient castles, across the United Kingdom, Europe, and the Americas.

Painting is journey of endless learning. I encourage you to visit my blog for the latest updates on my work and reflections on fine art.

"He that would be a painter must have a natural turn thereto... If a man is to become a really good painter he must be educated from his earliest years."  A. Dürer