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I grew up during a time when the digital world was reshaping the way we communicate. Every new website, every piece of software, and every discovery seemed to open up a different possibility. It was impossible not to be fascinated by it.

Even today, though, I rarely find my best ideas in front of a screen.

I find them while walking, exploring a place, talking to people, or simply making room for curiosity. That’s often where the most interesting projects begin.

As a child, I filled countless sheets of paper with drawings, never wondering what they would be for. I drew simply because I enjoyed it. Over time, paper became screens, markers became software, and those drawings turned into real projects. But the desire to create has never changed.

Today I design visual identities, exhibition stands, editorial projects, and digital content. Whenever I can, I also dedicate time to photography, illustration, and personal projects. I don’t see them as separate worlds—they’re simply different ways of observing and interpreting reality.

Flavi.it was born from this need.

Not only to collect the work I create, but also everything that comes with it: ideas, experiments, notes, images, places, and questions worth exploring.

We live in a time when creating has become faster than ever. Yet I still believe that some ideas need time, attention, and curiosity to grow.

That’s why I wanted to build a space of my own.

A place where I can keep creating the things I enjoy, even when they don’t have a specific purpose.

Because sometimes, that’s exactly where the best projects begin.