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Borne in Milano, where he lives and works. He graduated in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano but his great passion is photography. After twelve thousands photographs of his children taken over the last few years, he is recovering now, devoting himself almost exclusively to abstract and conceptual photography. He hasn’t decided yet what to do as a grown up, therefore he cultivates many interests: comics, cinema, literature and music, particularly jazz (obsessively, according to his wife). For years, he has been also desperately trying to learn to play saxophone, knowing well that he will never emulate his idol John Coltrane.

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