Born in Mantua, Italy. Based in Milan, he works for several years as freelance journalist and photographer for the biggest Italian life style and travel magazines. He lately moves to New York City (1997-2005). From the US he corresponds for the Italian press (namely Corriere della Sera, Gazzetta dello Sport, Dove, Gulliver, Panorama, Photo Italia, Speak Up, Yacht Capital) as journalist and photographer, taking care of events, life style, travels. He'll eventually publish a chronicles collection, Nella Pancia Della Bestia (III ed. 2020), on NYC life experience. In Buenos Aires, Argentina, (2005-2012) he mainly works on visual art and photography. Pulmon de Aires, a video, is the first project on the city. Moves back to Italy in 2012.

That Sky Book (2021) is a photobook about the never ending love for the ever changing Buenos Aires sky.
Buenos Aires (2019) and CABA (2020) are photobooks of non-iconic images about Argentine capital. They both share the author's fascination for architecture and light, the latter also for people.
Sono Andato a Sbattere (2018) / And Then It Hit Me (English version, 2020) is a short novel on resilience and how to turn traumas into opportunities; inspired by a true story.

Many of his photos can be seen on Danita Delimont, EyeEm, Flickr, Getty Images.
NFTs are published on OpenSea.
You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram as @micmol and @micmol.art.
As a journalist he's a member of Ordine dei Giornalisti.

Some of his works belong to galleries and private collections.