Being born in Naples/Parthenope isn't just a geographical fact; it's a destiny that connects you to a complex, fascinating identity. And as I learned in the labyrinth of my historical city alleys, it’s an experience lived between two extremes. On one side, there's the sculpted and carved material: the history hidden in every stone. For almost 2,800 years, starting from its Greek origins and myths, these stones have formed the city's buildings, shaping eras and their styles. On the other side, there's the vastness of the sky and the sea, which merge into a taut line on the horizon, where dreams are projected. These three elements―stone, sky, and sea―aren't just a backdrop, they are the landscape that has forged the city's character, feeding the creativity of those who live and grow here, imbuing a deep sense of belonging to a place that is unique in the world. For me, born into an artisan family, studying art in high school and then becoming an architect was a natural path. I learned that everything is born from an idea that transforms into a project and, finally, into a finished product. This is how I've poured my passion into my work: designing and creating a painting, a sculpture, or a space. My second life in London has fruitfully influenced my way of expressing myself. London is a laboratory where tastes, cultures, and traditions mix and regenerate into a powerful and kaleidoscopic multicultural expression. As someone who has always felt like a global citizen without borders, I have adapted my existence to this new rhythm, a different "drumbeat" from one that is purely mediterranean, while keeping my original roots solid.