I develop illustrated maps that combine narrative, information and conceptual storytelling. For me, a map is not only a representation of space, but a way of telling stories about a place, its culture and its environment.

My maps often integrate multiple layers, including geography, biodiversity, cultural heritage and human activity. I enjoy working across scales, moving from large landscapes to small, detailed elements that enrich the overall narrative.

I have worked on maps for institutions, tourism agencies and educational projects, developing everything from cartography to storytelling, characters and visual identity. These projects often involve research and collaboration to ensure both accuracy and creativity.

I am particularly interested in creating maps for books, exhibitions and cultural contexts where storytelling and exploration are central, positioning illustrated maps as a powerful narrative tool rather than just an informative resource.