An Italian-Iranian actor and performer, he began his career in theater in Palermo at 12. At 18, he had his first film experience with Raoul Ruiz, at 21 with Emma Dante in "Via Castellana Bandiera," and then at 22 with Sebastiano Riso in "Più buio di mezzanotte," Gianfranco Cabiddu in "La stoffa dei sogni," and at 23 with Salvo Cuccia in "Lo scambio." At 24, he decided to stop and study, doing so with Pierfrancesco Favino at his newly founded school: L'oltrarno, in Florence. After three years of frantic and desperate study, he brought with him the Meisner method and Kristine Linklater's voice training, which became the main tools in his arsenal. He returned to the screen with "Io sto bene" by Donato Rotunno, and with "Romulus 2," "Shotgun" by Marta Savina, and "Spaccaossa" by Vincenzo Pirrotta. At the same time, his passion for art led him to collaborate with: Industria Indipendente, Rä di Martino, Silvia Calderoni and Ilenia Caleo, Diego Gualandris, Francesco Pedraglio, Alterazioni Video and Masbedo.