Graphic designer with an eye for contemporary art, organisations, events and projects related to the socio-cultural and political sphere. My research focuses mainly on typographic experimentation and the layout of photographic images. For several years now, I have been delving into the field of independent publishing, both from a graphic point of view and to investigate the specificity of the themes that define the identity of publishing projects. I have attended workshops on printing and binding techniques and recently attended a type design course. The first internship I completed was in a bookbinding, papermaking and restoration studio, where I was able to experience the characteristics of the book object, the materials used and how to deal with the decay it undergoes over time. I worked for a year and a half at Parco Studio and Gallery as a junior graphic designer, dealing with editorial projects, content design and planning for the social media communication of cultural centres and start-ups related to contemporary art, still-life photography of the products on sale at Parco Gallery and uploading to Wordpress. Since March 2025 I have been working as a freelance graphic designer for the start-up Spaghetti Boost, later for ICEIGEO and Studio Dispari: with ICEIGEO I curate the layout of some National Geographic travel guides, while for Studio Dispari I was in charge of the layout and iconographic research of a TCI (Touring Club Italiano) travel guide. I am currently open to new collaborations.…Graphic designer with an eye for contemporary art, organisations, events and projects related to the socio-cultural and political sphere. My research focuses mainly on typographic experimentation and the layout of photographic images. For several years now, I have been delving into the field of independent publishing, both from a graphic point of view and to investigate the specificity of the themes that define the identity of publishing projects. I have attended workshops on printing and binding techniques and recently attended a type design course. The first internship I completed was in a bookbinding, papermaking and restoration studio, where I was able to experience the characteristics of the book object, the materials used and how to deal with the decay it undergoes over time. I worked for a year and a half at Parco Studio and Gallery as a junior graphic designer, dealing with editorial projects, content design and planning for the social media communication of cultural centres and start-ups related to contemporary art, still-life photography of the products on sale at Parco Gallery and uploading to Wordpress. Since March 2025 I have been working as a freelance graphic designer for the start-up Spaghetti Boost, later for ICEIGEO and Studio Dispari: with ICEIGEO I curate the layout of some National Geographic travel guides, while for Studio Dispari I was in charge of the layout and iconographic research of a TCI (Touring Club Italiano) travel guide. I am currently open to new collaborations.WWWW…