I believe in pioneers, in innovative projects, and in the growth that designing new landscapes offers to people, communities, and organizations.
A project, for me, is an act of hope, a therapy of improvement through-which our individual and collective imaginations take shape within a constant-transformation. My practice supports people, companies, and institutions facilitating activities that redefine identity, purposes and ways of working.
As a designer-of-collaborative systems, author, and trainer, my perspective has been shaped by dealing with the complexity, directly. This journey allows me to inhabit the spaces between people and things, languages and technologies. Through design and consulting, I have helped to transform way of thinking in the industrial world, moving from the scale of the object to the dimension of collective wellbeing, innovative materials, and services.
I coordinate research-and-development teams, I am focused on innovation within processes, identities and products, while teaching, public speaking and writing on the meaning of working in social transitions. At Wyde, I have facilitated innovation, design, and identity playgrounds, and I co designed frontier-programs focused on science, materials and markets.
I believe in the power of openness and in the possibility of changing things together. I grow through meaningful interactions and collaborations. Design is not about predicting what lies ahead, but about keeping the future open, cultivating the shared architecture of thought through which we inhabit the unknown together.
