INDONESIA

Bali

Living in Bali for nearly a year was an extraordinary blessing, and I truly felt fortunate to have the chance to experience this beautiful island. What made my time in Bali so remarkable was the deep and intimate connection I developed with the stunning natural world that enveloped me. Bali, in all its glory, is a visual masterpiece that consistently left me in awe.

The emerald rice terraces, stretching endlessly across the landscape, were a sight to behold. These terraced fields, meticulously shaped by generations of Balinese farmers, not only offered a feast for the eyes but also embodied the island’s deep respect for the land and their time-honored sustainable agricultural practices.

Hidden waterfalls, concealed within the lush embrace of the jungle, were like precious gems waiting to be discovered. Each exploration felt like an adventure, an opportunity to unveil the island’s best-kept secrets and forge a stronger bond with its natural treasures.

Bali’s natural diversity never ceased to amaze me. From the breathtaking cliffs of Uluwatu, where the crashing waves of the Indian Ocean provided a humbling spectacle, to the serene tranquility of Ubud’s rice fields, where the gentle rustling of rice stalks and the distant melodies of the Gamelan orchestra created an oasis of peace, every corner of the island had its unique charm.

Around Europe

I was born and raised in Europe, specifically in Italy. This continent boasts an immense history, a rich tapestry of diverse populations, and a multitude of cultures.

In these videos, I’ve tried to capture a glimpse of this essence, from the ancient Italian hill towns like Corciano to the grandeur of Mount Vesuvius and Naples with its eccentric charm.

I’ve also ventured to the beautiful and chilly Sweden, exploring Berlin with its magnificent Brandenburg Gate and the abandoned Teufelsberg spy station, which stands as a reminder of Berlin’s storied history.

I’ve had the privilege of discovering the splendid city of Stari Grad in Croatia, set against the backdrop of the Stari Grad Plain, one of the oldest Greek Ionian settlements and important archeological site.

INDIA

Goa

In 2021, I spent four months in Goa. I initially planned for just a month, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in Europe, I ended up extending my stay for a few extra months.

It turned out to be a fortunate choice, as I had the opportunity to experience this marvelous Indian region with fewer tourists around.

I stayed in the fishing village of Siolim, situated along the banks of the Chapora River. This was a beautiful village with visible remnants of Portuguese colonization, such as crosses and churches. Indeed, Goa is one of the few regions in India where both Hindus and Catholics coexist.

The natural beauty was remarkable, and the strong spiritual energy in the area made my time there truly unforgettable.

JAPAN

Tokyo

I’ve had the opportunity to visit Japan on multiple occasions, and every time, the Tokyo metropolitan area and its surroundings have left an enduring impression on me.

Whether it’s the serene beauty of Ashinoko and Kawaguchiko lakes, framed against the majestic backdrop of Mount Fuji, or the ceaseless vibrancy of Shibuya’s bustling streets, this region never ceases to amaze me.

Japan’s ability to seamlessly blend the traditional with the modern never ceases to amaze me.