My exploration of colour styling and combinations has been deeply rooted in experimentation, inspired by the works of Josef Albers, Anni Albers, and Mark Rothko. Their approaches to colour theory, textile patterns, and abstract composition guided my own journey in understanding the emotional and spatial impact of colour. Through this research, I began developing a distinctive vision - one that balances harmony and contrast, structure and fluidity.
This body of work became the foundation of my creative practice, influencing my approach to editorial design, branding, and interior styling. By studying the interplay of colour, texture, and form, I refined my ability to curate palettes that evoke mood, identity, and storytelling. This evolving creative flow ultimately led to the inception of Bergamotto - a platform encompassing both a magazine publication and a creative agency. Through Bergamotto, I continue to explore and apply the language of colour across print, digital, and spatial design, crafting meaningful visual narratives that resonate.