A little about me

I’m from Italy and now live in Sønderborg, Denmark. I like understanding how something works, and then stepping back to ask what it is for.

Building software is one way I follow those questions. Away from the code, I read philosophy and literature, and spend time with films that stay with me long after the credits.

Byung-Chul Han makes me think about time and care; Shoshana Zuboff about who shapes our digital lives. I return to Cesare Pavese for memory and home, Jorge Luis Borges for questions of identity, and Viktor Frankl for the responsibility that can give a day meaning.

Tarkovsky, Angelopoulos and Ingmar Bergman let some of those questions unfold in images. And there is always room for Studio Ghibli.

I’m still early in my work. There is a lot to learn, and I like the thought that someone I have yet to meet might change how I see things.