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, my second greatest passion— food —brought me to Los Angeles where I work as a Line Cook. 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.