I first opened Photoshop as a teenager to make imaginary concert posters, album artwork, and questionable photo mashups. At the time, I was studying mechanics and robotics and expected to continue into aerospace engineering. A scholarship at EPFL made me realise that, while I enjoyed the logic of technical subjects, I needed a path with more room for creativity.

I went on to study Design and Visual Communication at Politecnico di Torino and eventually turned that early curiosity into a career. Over the past five years, I’ve worked with creative agencies, companies, and independent clients across branding, digital design, motion, and 3D. That technical beginning still influences the way I approach design, particularly my interest in structure, systems, and how individual elements come together as a coherent whole.

Today, I’m most interested in working with thoughtful people, exchanging ideas, and shaping projects through a collaborative process.