Born in Cremona in 1998, raised in Pizzighettone and now based in Milan,
I’ve developed a design practice that moves between graphic design, printmaking, and visual storytelling. 
Over the years, I’ve worked within communication studios, artisan print shops, and cultural institutions, exploring the relationship between materials, processes, and meaning.

I spent six months living in Hong Kong, researching local typographic practices and studying writing systems.
After that, I travelled through South Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, and Japan, further deepening my interest in how design shifts across different cultural and linguistic landscapes.

In Turin, I concentrated on analogue printing techniques and visual composition, experimenting with layout and rhythm through a hands-on, process-driven approach.

Later, I lived in the Azores (in São Miguel), where I focused on the communication strategies of small local businesses, exploring the connection between graphic language, territory, and identity.