Italian-based graphic designer, print, and calligraphy tinkerer with a hands-on approach to creativity. I’ve managed an independent screen-printing studio, blending craftsmanship and design, and worked as an art director for an e-commerce specializing in games. My philosophy centers on people—creating designs and experiences that offer joy, connection, and a sense of belonging.

I draw inspiration from Paul Renner, whose critique of fascist ideologies and belief in the freedom of culture resonate with me. It’s ironic that while Renner faced condemnation from the Nazi regime, his typeface, Futura, was simultaneously embraced by the Italian fascist government. This paradox underscores how typography, built on meticulous details, can have an impact on a much larger scale and that ignorance often leads to the adoption of symbols that clash with the ideologies of those who misuse them—like fascists embracing a font designed by someone who championed cultural freedom.

These ideas influence my approach to design, which seeks to balance personal expression and the creation of meaningful, accessible work that can bring moments of connection and inspiration to others.