They have called me Andrea and they would have done it regardless of my being male or female.

I was born in nineteen-85, during a heavy rainy day (or so I like to imagine it).

Just six months before the Chernobyl disaster.
But it wasn’t me. I swear.

I grew up with good friends, playing down a street that seemed endless.
With a soccer ball, a bicycle stolen to my grandmother, a bunch of roleplaying games and a lot of imagination.

Growing up, everything changed… almost.

Those good old friends are always here but our beloved street does not seem so endless anymore.
The soccer ball has turned into a nerdy computer, grandma’s bicycle has transformed into a heavy camera (legally bought – of course), the games we play have just increased in complexity.

And here I am:

as a graphic designer and post-producer @ Terzo Piano,
as a contributor photographer @ iStockphoto,
as a geek that loves spending his spare time designing new games.

This is me:

the result of having a lot of imagination, clear ideas, good friends

and a little bit of Chernobyl radioactive rain.