Giuseppe grew up in Perugia, surrounded by a pure and unconditional form of love.
He began walking on the tightwire at the age of ten.
In middle school, in an arts-focused track, he made use of visual arts and studio classes to explore his imagination. It was during this time that he also began playing the saxophone.
After high school, he was accepted into the professional contemporary circus school Cirko Vertigo in Turin, and later joined the higher education program of the Centre national des arts du cirque.
Giuseppe develops, through tightwire, a dialectical research on the relationship between body and cable, body and body, cable and cable.
He cultivates a personal artistic language that questions wire practice through approaches drawn from other disciplines such as hoop, Chinese pole, object manipulation, and photography.