Marco is a multifaceted artist whose professional and spiritual life merges into a path of profound human and cultural depth.

In his role as a solo flautist, he has collaborated with distinguished ensembles such as the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra. In February 2026, he won First Prize (Professional Category) at the International Music Competition in Birmingham, UK. A particularly significant moment in his career was his participation in the concert at Buckingham Palace, held for the coronation of King Charles III. A cornerstone of his artistic vision is the innovative “Trinity of Sound” project, which he created to promote an interdisciplinary dialogue between music, painting, and spirituality in search of the Trinitarian mystery of God.

In addition to his artistic commitment, he holds the position of Counselor for Cooperation at the World Organization of States (W.O.S.), where he is committed to valuing art not only as an aesthetic expression but also as a universal language and essential diplomatic tool for building lasting peace and solidarity among peoples.

Marco states, “My support of Artists for a Better World is rooted in a vision of art as an ‘ethical fact’ and a spiritual necessity. The artist is not an isolated observer, but a guardian of possible harmonies. I support this movement because it promotes an aesthetic of responsibility, where every note or color becomes an act of care toward humanity. Being part of this project means, for me, witnessing that art is the shortest path to bridging distances and awakening in consciences that spark of the infinite that makes us all participants in a single, harmonious design.”