In every project—whether it’s a new instrument or a restoration—my goal is always to combine tradition and innovation, using time-tested techniques and materials of the highest quality. This approach allows me to create unique instruments that offer an exceptional musical experience, both sonically and aesthetically.

I am a violin maker with over 25 years of experience, and I believe that the ability to play an instrument is essential for evaluating its comfort with precision and depth. This assessment is not based on measurements or assumptions, but on touch and personal experience. Every handcrafted violin I create or restore receives the utmost attention to both sound quality and aesthetics.

I use the traditional Cremonese construction method, enriched by the knowledge I gained in New York while studying some of the finest antique Italian instruments. My ability to recognize the sonic potential of each instrument, combined with the selection of exceptional historical materials, creates a new and unique standard of excellence for every piece I craft.

Building a viola requires particular sensitivity in both material selection and craftsmanship, ensuring a perfect balance between sound and comfort for the musician. Every detail is executed with the utmost precision—from carving the scroll to the final varnish—resulting in instruments that are not only high-performing but also visually captivating.

When working on a cello, I focus on achieving a rich and deep sound capable of expressing the full emotional nuance of the musical repertoire. The choice of wood, the precision of the joints, and the attention to detail throughout the construction process contribute to creating instruments that meet the expectations of even the most demanding musicians.