Writing lies at the heart of my practice. For me, it is a state of presence through which embodied experience becomes language. My poetry inhabits the tension between simplicity and complexity, seeking to correspond to the world while acknowledging that reality always exceeds words. I am drawn to language that remains open, fragile, and unfinished, allowing meaning to emerge through ambiguity rather than certainty.
Sylvia is a Poetry Chapbook published by Introterra Edition in 2026. Sylvia is bilingual; Italian and English pursue one another without ever fully converging. Each poem is a miniature myth, a fragment of feminine identity told through nature—orchids, raisins, roots—and the body, suspended between wound and bloom.
The Finnish Notebook is a poetry collection born during the Art Residency at Taideniitty Art Studio in Varkaus. A slow research embedded in silence, troubled by the actuality.
To be published soon.
Values She is mild, he is laughing the sweet cream of an afternoon hulled the tension I listen, but from the Gulf there isn’t good news There is oil You can be displaced It’s two days plus seven For the South, Lebanon Ricardo’s voice, poor me, Let him dance They are seven We won’t meet all together Yesterday we were minus five In seven minus one day Ramadan ends. Not everybody will be eating They are seven minus two years To seven plus three years Your neighbour could decide for you In the South. Senegal redefines love’s nature And the vocabulary turns into a jail It will rain for at least seven plus seven days, we only have to stay inside maybe two beers laughing
Nocturnes is a poetry collection exploring the journey from inner solitude toward life, knowledge, and the complexities of being human. Poetry becomes a way to reveal, transform, and reinvent experience through language, memory, mythology, and imagination.
The collection unfolds in three sections: Sylv(i)a, exploring identity, nature, and memory; Chorus, where female mythological voices reimagine love, anguish, and desire; and Σοφία, reflecting on wisdom, time, destiny, and the contradictions of existence.
Published in 2026.
A Letter Without Destiny is a short story about desire, displacement, memory, and the fragile connections that emerge between strangers. Moving between Istanbul, travel, letters, and recollection, the narrative traces an encounter shaped as much by what remains unsaid as by what is spoken.
Blending autobiography and fiction, the story explores the unstable territory between lived experience and imagined possibility—how places, people, and unfinished encounters become part of our personal archive.
A Letter Without Destiny was shortlisted for The Varnish Prize for Fiction 2025 and published by Varnish Literary Journal.
19. A Letter Without Destiny – Varnish Literary Journal
Jeroen Peeters, And then it got legs. Notes on dramaturgy, Veramo Press, Brussels/Oslo, 2022