Growing up in Italy, I went to a high school that specialized in graphic design, which led me to become fascinated with manual printing techniques like silkscreen, xilography, and intaglio. This ignited a deep interest in how visual ideas are brought to life through different processes and materials.

I later studied Communication Design at Politecnico di Milano, where I explored various fields such as UX, branding, typography, visual systems, and editorial design. My graduation project—designing a book after Carla Lonzi's feminist texts—taught me how to think outside the box and apply UX fundamentals to printed products.

Currently, I’m living in Los Angeles and working in hospitality. I enjoy the people-oriented side of my job, but I’m ready to make a shift into a full-time junior design position, especially in product design, where function, interaction, and storytelling come together.

I’m curious, consistent, and always working to refine my craft.

P.S. A special thanks to Collletttivo for Ronzino—the gorgeous (and open-source!) typeface featured in this portfolio.