My interest in wild animals has always been twofold: first from a scientific point of view, which has determined my academic and professional choices. Also, I have always been fascinated by a more aesthetic perspective. The urge to shoot started about 15 years ago, in parallel with the desire to explore wild places and look for wildlife encounters. During my photographic journey, I have experimented with different techniques, from underwater photography to journalistic reportage, exploring a wide range of subjects and habitats. My photos have been awarded in important photo contests (GDT European Photographer of the Year, Asferico, Montphoto, Biophotocontest…). I currently live in Turin (Italy), where I am doing a PhD in the Ethology Lab. My research project is focused on multimodal communication in different primate species and includes periods of fieldwork in Madagascar. My first photographic project, currently in development, will narrate the story of this study site, the Maromizaha forest, in images. I will interweave my research experiences with an aesthetic celebration of biodiversity, as well as testify to the threats to forest conservation and the efforts to safeguard this precious habitat.