Since I was a child, I have always considered myself a creative person - a fact that I have expressed through my training as a dancer; collaborating with important Italian choreographers and schools. When I decided to pursue a university career, my focus was not solely what I could learn from books (though that too provided me with a very disciplined and organized approach to working life which I have carried within myself), but rather the experience I could have in terms of extracurricular activities. As such, I worked in certain high-end showrooms like Moschino in Milan in order to understand the fashion industry.

During my studies I discovered a particular interested in sociology, and in my spare time I mastered this subject by myself. My main focus was the study of subcultures, and the connection these have with fashion, music and even politics. When I stopped dancing, I felt that I lacked a way to naturally express myself, so I begun dabbling in photography which I consider to be one of the more fascinating and misunderstood art forms.

Creativity runs in my veins, and my dream job would be to work in a creative place where I would have an outlet for my ideas, and be able to give back the creativity I have in me. Between my academic and personal backgrounds.

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