My Site

This website is a personal experiment.

I see it as a digital archive to shape my cyber-genealogy: a place to piece myself together, yap about my interests, share books, websites, and music, and put my creations out there.

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This website is a political act.

Living under this stage of capitalism, I feel burdened by productivity and crushed by competitiveness. To strike back, I decided to carve out a digital nook as an act of resistance against this haunting performativity, claiming a space to engage with what I like, without fixed rules or expectations, respecting my own temporality.

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This website is a coping mechanism.

Struggling with mental health often leaves me drained of enjoyment. This project is an attempt to unclog my mind and value self-expression for its own sake.
I don't know where it'll lead yet, but to give you an idea of what you'll find here, just know that I'm passionate about digital culture, internet aesthetics, memes, AI, transfeminism, posthumanism, body horror, and gore.

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Are We Losing Agency to AI?

2 July 2026

Spoiler: It’s all the fault of capitalism

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Yap About Folk Valley

24 July 2026

Reflections on another absurd TikTok trend

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Publications

[2025] Book Review: Queer Anatomies: Aesthetics and Desire in the Anatomical Image, 1700-1900

Research Projects

[2025] Master's Thesis: "Gore as a Feminist Methodology: Questioning Postfeminism through Girl Meme Culture"

Conferences & Presentations

[2026] Participation in the 13th International Feminist New Materialisms Conference, where I presented the project "Beauty in the Age of AI: A New Materialist Analysis of the Bold Glamour Filter".

Meme Moodboard My creations

Carnivorous Christ-I made this collage during a workshop in Amsterdam in February 2026. It is my first creative work after moving to the Netherlands and it reminds me of a happy day.

Untitled — This collage has no title. I made it as a gift for L., a special person I truly loved who is no longer in my life. Making this collage was a difficult but meaningful process. I worked on it in two sessions. The first one was pretty smooth: I selected, cut, and assembled all the images while making a playlist of songs that reminded me of this person’s vibe. The second was a mess. I didn’t like how it was turning out, I was missing important materials and, ironically, the strips of paper reading “inexorablement” (inesorably) tore. I had to stop and restart after an hour or so. It was also the first time I experimented with materials other than paper (the safety pins). I didn’t know back then, but at the same time something was changing between L. and me. In a way, the creative process had a prophetic quality. Despite being sad, this work has a special place in my heart and is connected to a wonderful day I spent in Keukenhof with L.

Untitled — This work is my first experimentation with fabric, realized in June 2026 during a fabric zine-making workshop at OT301 Amsterdam. It is random: I used what I had available and, although it is not a product designed intentionally by my mind, its value lies precisely in its spontaneity. For me, it also represents a positive approach to life. I remember feeling very lonely that day. Going to this event was a way to avoid falling into a spiral of my thoughts. It was perhaps not very successful, but courageous simply for the fact of having tried. All of this is contained in the threads that bind these fabrics. It is ironic that I am using a sewing machine now, far from home, despite having always been surrounded by them and encouraged to use them.

savage.jpeg- I fucking love this picture of myself as a child. I’ve had it saved on my desktop for a while under the name “savage.jpeg”. In this screaming little girl, with her mouth wide open and the pacifier falling, I see wildness, freedom, naive rebellion, and purity. I wanted to remix it and, yesterday (June 24), I finally did. Alongside the girl’s carelessness, there is my adult rage. Not erupting, but subtlelike a sting, at the thought of being such a wasted potential.

Just an upside-down Kabbalistic Tree of Life representing my trauma cuz I love being an esoteric girlie :3

Lacanian VS Deleuzian Girl - This is a meme I made about the different conceptualization of desire in Jacques Lacan and Gilles Deleuze.

Martyrdom - A satirical flyer announcing my birth: join the inauguration of a life of pain and despair !!!

Flesh Tasting — a paper collage I made yesterday at an art bar here in Amsterdam, August 2026.

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Political Science with a focus on Sociology from the University of Bologna, where I wrote my thesis on feminism and urban planning.

From there, I moved to the GEMMA Erasmus Mundus Master's Degree in Women's and Gender Studies, a double-degree programme between the University of Bologna and the University of Granada. My master's thesis focused on the intersection of feminism and new media, examining girlblogging memes as a case study.

Driven by my interest in web culture, I decided to pursue a second master's programme in New Media and Digital Culture at the University of Amsterdam, where I am currently enrolled.