In sewing I am almost self-taught. My relationship with sewing started when I was five.
I love it as much as architecture and it is no coincidence: they have so much in common as if they were twins.
It fascinates me to process clothes, to make a beautiful outfit even from just the leftovers. In sewing, more than in any other art, multiculturalism is easy, which makes it particularly charming.
I pay a lot of attention to detail.
I like to make something unique, to never repeat, to create a character.

I also love teaching sewing, especially to young people, because through this process you can open their mind and cultivate their aesthetic perception.
It was Plato who said, “If you think your child's academic studies are more important than the arts, think again”.