I am currently developing a series of interdisciplinary solo projects for contemporary clarinet. Each work is shaped around a central concept that invites the audience into an immersive and reflective experience. This concept is explored through contemporary music as the central element, integrated with different media to build a narrative within an innovative concert format.

To develop these projects, I collaborate with composers and artists from different disciplines, whose perspectives help expand the artistic process and bring new insights to the work. I also compose myself and incorporate my own texts, performance, new technologies, and staging elements.

At the core of my work lies an inner need to reflect together—to ask questions that allow us to look at the same subject from different perspectives and through different media. I am particularly interested in exploring the non-graspable aspects of life, the space where fragility and vulnerability emerge when we face what cannot be fully held, defined, or understood.

I believe in rethinking the concert as a place of encounter and intimacy: a space where we share a specific time and place of open exchange for a limited moment - a really rare and valuable experience nowadays.