A visual love letter to New York and the people who give it its pulse — the charisma, the resilience, the relentless creativity that lives in everyday faces. Set to Joey Bada$$'s For My People, my sister and I spent days in the streets capturing that essence: real people, each carrying their own battles and their own art. Joey himself was pleasantly surprised by the result.

Brutalia is a gourmet pasta restaurant brand founded three years ago in Barcelona by my brother and my dear friend, Filippo Teofili. What began as a simple dream, built with limited resources, determination, and countless hours in a hot kitchen, has grown into a thriving business with four restaurants—two in Barcelona and two in Madrid. Brutalia stands as proof that passion, hard work, and a commitment to quality can turn an idea into a successful and fast-growing brand. We serve exceptional pasta made with love, using the finest ingredients, authentic recipes, and generous portions that create memorable dining experiences. From humble beginnings to becoming a recognized name in Spain’s restaurant scene, Brutalia continues to grow with even greater ambitions for the future.

Juli Giuliani is one of the artists I admire most — a rapper of profound lyrical depth and meticulous atmosphere. I'd listened to him since I was a kid, quietly dreaming of one day working together. As fate would have it, we ended up in the same city, and that dream turned into a couple of videos.

I've been flying drones for nearly ten years, logging countless hours to become a proficient and instinctive pilot. Flight opens entirely new perspectives — expanding what's possible in creative direction and visual storytelling, and fulfilling a childhood dream along the way. These pieces document my location scouting across Spain and showcase some of my finest aerial work. In addition to capturing landscapes and environments from above, they highlight my aerial cinematography work filming moving vehicles, using drone-based camera movement to bring scale, energy, and cinematic perspective to automotive storytelling. One of the featured pieces is paired with a reflective poem, exploring the connection between place, perspective, and creative exploration.

The World Health Organization invited me to film a documentary across Senegal and Congo, with my brother as my camera assistant. It was a life-changing journey that stretched our awareness, adaptability, and problem-solving at every turn. We met extraordinary people and navigated the intricacies of working within such a vast organization — an experience that earned us a Cannes Film Festival award.

Patrick Robinson is a trooper — through injury after injury, he keeps pushing forward. His resilience, drive, and vision taught me as much as his speed and courage inspired me, and I filmed him the way I see him, out in Andalucía in southern Spain. In Madrid, I captured stunt rider Tommy Verney freestyling on his BMX — the kind of fearless riding he lives out every single day and is taking him higher and higher personally and professionally, the guy is a total G.

Movement has always drawn me — both behind the camera and in front of it. Over the years I've found real joy in capturing and editing dance, letting the camera move as freely as the bodies it follows. These are a few teasers into that side of my filmmaking.

For three years I managed the Luxair brand and its first-class catering service — a role that placed me on the tarmac, among the planes, living out a childhood dream. From that rare vantage point I explored aviation through my lens, capturing the world of flight across Luxembourg.

The opportunity of a lifetime: a documentary filmed alongside my longtime mentor and friend, the award-winning director Hubert Sauper — one of the bravest and most creative people I know. His guidance over the years has shaped me profoundly. The film went on to win the Sundance Grand Jury Prize and a Viennale award, opening doors to bigger projects, funding, and festivals around the world.

Kalika is a band of close friends with whom I began experimenting at the start of my filmmaking journey. Over the years, our creative collaboration evolved into a series of projects, including festival stage visuals, live performance recordings, and a music video. Their ethereal blend of rock and roll, infused with deep mystical influences, provided a rich canvas for visual exploration. Just as memorable as the performances themselves was the creative friendship that grew alongside them — a shared spirit of experimentation, trust, and artistic discovery that helped shape some of my earliest work as a filmmaker.

I film and photograph luxury real estate — work I especially enjoy for the chance to bring my drone piloting into the mix. Clients receive their photography and video within three days of the shoot, and because I work independently, I can offer competitive pricing. Depending on budget, projects can expand to include 3D tours or presenter-led walkthroughs.

A music video made purely for the love of it, alongside my brother and closest friends during my first-ever visit to Barcelona. Little did I know that two years later I'd move to the city with my brother — turning this playful project into something quietly symbolic. It remains one of the most fun shoots I've ever been part of.

A collection of work created for gyms, personal trainers, and yoga retreats organized by Amazon Luxembourg. Each called for a different energy and tone, and adapting to those distinct vibes is part of the fun. Both clients were delighted with the results.