I graduated from the Paolo Grassi School of Dramatic Art in Milan. In 2016, I made my big-screen debut in Quo Vado?, a box-office hit, and since then my career has unfolded between cinema and theatre. Acting, as an art form that explores the human being, remains for me both an obsession and a mystery I never tire of investigating. Over time, the questions haven’t diminished — quite the opposite. Today I find myself wondering what role the artist should play within society, and which stories are truly worth telling.

As Elia Kazan wrote in The Actor’s Vow: “I’m not a cosmic orphan.” Perhaps that’s reason enough to stay anchored to this cosmos — to become its megaphone, however small or large it may be.

Along the way, I met fellow actresses and colleagues with whom I co-founded Amleta, an association dedicated to combating gender inequality in the performing arts. Since 2019, I have continued to deepen my artistic research under the guidance of Canadian acting coach Michèle Lonsdale Smith.