Steve Jobs had his garage, we have Via Francesco Nullo!

I was born and raised in Molfetta, Puglia, a port city where the horizon always promises travel.

My professional career began in the early 1980s in Via Francesco Nullo, in a thirty-square-metre room filled with screen printing frames, the smell of ink and my first phone calls to customers.

That was my 'garage': from dishwasher to screen printer and one of the founders of the Cooperativa L'Immagine, with a natural dual role – in the workshop and on the road, between print tests and sales visits.

From screen printing, I moved on to offset printing, publishing and packaging for the agri-food sector, personally delivering samples to companies and graphic design studios.

Learning how to lay out books, study logos, create photo reports and present them in person to entrepreneurs and administrators means, for me, giving shape – and voice – to the identities of people, businesses and territories.

Over the last twenty years, I have been working increasingly on territories: designing and coordinating cultural and tourism projects, festivals, exhibitions, reviews and territorial marketing formats in Puglia and Europe.

Today, I define myself as a cultural and territorial marketing project manager, working alongside local councils, cultural organisations, tourist consortia and the business world.

Ultimately, what I really do is create connections: between communities and institutions, between creative ideas and concrete strategies, between ancient traditions and contemporary languages.

The beauty of imperfection

Here you will find words, images and projects that illustrate the power of creativity and the value of human connections which, let's face it, are the only thing that makes us truly interesting.

Every project is a journey towards new horizons.

We can do the next one together.