I'm an Italian designer based in Amsterdam willing to apply my industrial design knowledge to achieve goals that focus on customer satisfaction and experience. I believe that critically questioning and challenging the current industrial and social models is the designer’s ethical responsibility and is essential to keep idealism and social dreaming alive.

I graduated from the Royal Academy of Arts Den Haag (KABK) completing the Master Industrial Design course with a thesis based on exploring the latent imaginative space of new philosophical concepts using Artificial Intelligence as a creative and generative medium. My graduation project has been selected to exhibit in the Dutch gallery Melkweg Expo and in the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe within the exhibition The F* Word – Guerrilla Girls and Feminist Graphic Design.

After graduating with the Master's Course, I worked as a Digital Transformation Designer at Digital Society School. Here, I art directed a guerrilla marketing campaign which includes the development of digital and physical products. This project has been selected to exhibit at Milan Design Week 2020. 

Before attending the MID course in the Netherlands I graduated from Sapienza University of Rome in 2015 completing my Bachelor's Course in Industrial Design. During this period of study, I gained some technical skills thanks to scientific courses like physics and mathematics, and some marketing knowledge thanks to Economics and Business Management courses.

I recently developed my entrepreneurial skills working on the design project Airwal, a bio-safety aspirator which I designed to provide innovative solutions to tackle some of the most pressing problems and needs during the Covid pandemic. The project has been selected as a finalist at the IDA International Design Award and will be tested, developed and produced in collaboration with the Polytechnic of Turin in Italy.

I always develop my projects thinking with a human-centred approach and I’m growing my skills for the development of digital products.