I was born in Israel, where I graduated in Arabic, as well as oriental stories and cultures. I also studied painting at the University of Haifa, and in the early 90’s my love for art brought me to Italy. In Turin, I began an eight-year apprenticeship at the workshop of restorer Dario Grimbaldi. Those years included the restorations of the Mondovi synagogue, and the Villa Carron Ceva di Cavallerleone.

From 1997 to 2000, I also dedicated myself to the restoration of paintings, combining different studies with participation at various restoration sites.
In 2001, I began a collaboration with Alessandro Bisetti, graduate of the Institut Superieur de Peinture Van der Kelen di Bruxelles. During this time, I deepened my decorative techniques (fake marbles and woods, trompe l’oeil, patinas of oil and water, gilding, stucco) by applying my skills and knowledge of restoration.

I have evaluated the most diverse problems of degradation, and advised the client in a variety of areas, including: the choices of motives and decorative installations in accordance with the style of the house, and the choices of materials and colors that I ultimately prepared personally. Here you can see the culmination of my work.

In the last years, I have worked in Piemonte, Liguria, and France.

As a professional of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, I am attentive to the details, organization, and respect of the workspace. I am fortunate to have excellent collaborators, with whom we always create a harmonious working atmosphere.