Poetry

For poetry I left everything. I gave up many opportunities to have those spaces of emptiness and solitude in which the encounter with poetry takes place. My artistic research starts there.

My idea is that poetry dies on paper . Books are the cemetery of poems. But to share them, even today, the book is a useful (but not indispensable) tool.

I try to take poetry out of poetry to make it contemporary with the future. I write poetry on walls, skin, screens.

Hell, purgatory and paradise. If you want to taste me you can find me here (in Italian, for the moment):

I felt the need to tear down the walls that separate the arts. As soon as I started doing Poetry I tried to build bridges to the visual arts. And that led me to wonderful collaborations and experiences.

I now write poems on walls, on doors, on any medium that can hold poetry.

Poetry is born together with music. Those who make poetry today, in this phase of redefinition of the poetic genre, cannot help but experience a new relationship with music. I’ve tried to do it myself, with a lot of experimentation going on.

I brought my poems and music on many stages. I opened concerts.

My need to bring poetry out of poetry has led me to the skin of people.

I was among the first to experience bodypainting poetry.

I have a performance that I take to the beaches and clubs.

I was one of the first in the world to think that if poetry wants to rise again it must occupy the new spaces of art.

And the new spaces of art are made of pixels.

I was one of the first to venture into the world of NFT poetry.

Then came the need to get out of the ego. And here was born the movement Poetry Renaissance.