Born in Florence in 1996 and now based in Turin, Giulio's paintings quietly dissolve the boundaries between memory and everyday life. Family members, friends and familiar places appear throughout his work, blending with imagined landscapes and surreal moments that feel both deeply personal and strangely universal. His paintings never settle entirely into realism or fantasy. Instead, they exist somewhere in between, where observation and imagination become inseparable.

Our new 20-minute documentary is an intimate portrait of an artist whose practice feels less like a method and more like an extension of the way he experiences the world. As Giulio says in the film: "The objective is to paint the painting that you feel to paint." We hope it offers a closer look into Giulio's world and the quiet intensity behind his paintings. Alongside the documentary, we're also releasing a selection of art posters created in close collaboration with Giulio. They make it possible to bring his works into your home at an accessible price, whether for your living room, kitchen or studio. If you'd like to support both the artist and us at Hometown Journal, picking up a poster is one of the best ways to do so.