Right from the initial works, one can undeniably see the great fascination that 20th-century Italian art had on his painting, so much so that it led to the evocation of themes dear to the great masters such as Felice Casorati, Carlo Carrà, Giorgio de Chirico, and Mario Sironi.

Over time, his art developed through metaphysics and magic realism, to transform today, after careful artistic research, into an expressive form that looks to a personal and engaging synthetic realism, in which both views and peripheral areas of cities, bridges, rivers and industrial structures prevail.