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Visual creator — Bologna, Italy

One identity, told through every tool.

Logo, photography, video, 3D, website: I work across every front so they stay consistent with each other — not because every project needs them all.

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What I do

Five skills, almost always used together. It rarely makes sense to buy just one.

Motion and contentShort videos, animation systems, and content an in-house team can maintain.

Motion isn't decoration: it's how an interface explains what's happening. We define durations, curves, and rules, not individual animations.

For content we work in repeatable formats, so production continues even when we're no longer involved.

PhotographyImages that tell the story of a product or a place without needing captions.

I choose the light, materials, and framing, and stay on set until the end.

I build image libraries that stay usable for years, not photo shoots that age out in a season.

Visual identityLogos, alphabets, and visual systems built to last ten years, not one season.

An identity isn't a logo with a manual around it. It's a set of repeatable decisions: how much breathing room to leave, which grey to use, when to stop.

I work with few elements and many rules, because it's consistency that gets recognized, not the number of marks.

3D and visualizationRendering and visualizations for when photography alone isn't enough.

I use 3D to show things that don't exist yet, or that would cost too much to photograph for real.

Digital designSites and products that open fast and read effortlessly.

We design and develop in-house, so visual and technical decisions are made in the same room.

Every project starts with a performance budget and an accessibility commitment stated before the first pixel.

How I work

I work by subtraction.

Every project starts by understanding what's actually necessary. I cut the rest, even when that means less than what was initially expected.

Tell me about the project. I reply within one business day.

A few lines are enough: what you want to communicate, to whom, and what isn't working right now.

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