I approached perfume even before I understood it.
As a child, I smelled everything: food before tasting it, the air before the rain, the skin of those next to me.

Over time, I realized that the sense of smell is not just pleasure.
It is memory. It is identity. It is something invisible, yet indelible.

I studied hundreds, then thousands of raw materials, analyzing them one by one; I delved into chemistry, formulation, and the structure of accords.
That's where the real magic began: transforming single notes into emotional architectures.

My journey led me to work with established perfumers, to study at the Italian Perfumery Institute (where I now also teach), and to work alongside a great Italian master perfumer who profoundly influenced my growth.

Then I chose independence.
To create without compromise.
To always start from scratch.