Rooted in a rare lineage, having begun her career alongside Andrea Branzi, Alessandro Mendini and Stefano Marzano, her practice emerges from the intellectual tradition of design while extending beyond its conventional outcomes. Rather than pursuing output, she works with restraint, questioning how form, material, and fabrication can carry cultural and emotional weight.

Her design practice is concerned with functional objects shaped by precision, material intelligence, and process. These works are made for living, conceived for spaces that value longevity, clarity, and material restraint over novelty. Function is treated as a discipline: a condition through which form can endure.

Her sculptural work extends this design intelligence beyond use. Drawing on the same industrial processes and material knowledge, these works redirect precision towards authorship. The sculptures operate as architectural and psychological forms, objects that hold space rather than serve it.

Alongside her sculptural practice, she collaborates selectively with craft-based and design-conscious partners for whom material intelligence, longevity, and cultural weight take precedence over scale.