Discovering climbing
In 2011, I discovered sport climbing. It started indoors, at the gym, before moving out to crags and eventually multi-pitch routes. One new interest led naturally to another.
From computer science to the mountains, and from climbing to new ways of exploring the world.
I started out as a computer scientist and later became a researcher. Along the way, the things I loved doing outside of work changed quite a bit. This is how it all unfolded.
In 2011, I discovered sport climbing. It started indoors, at the gym, before moving out to crags and eventually multi-pitch routes. One new interest led naturally to another.
In 2013, I took a mountaineering course with the Scuola Padana di Alpinismo. That experience opened up a different side of the mountains and encouraged me to explore beyond climbing.
Around 2015–2016, I discovered hiking, mountaineering and via ferratas in earnest. The following years were increasingly about being out in the mountains, until the more technical adventures gradually gave way to casual hiking after 2020.
In 2021, I got my motorcycle licence, started mountain biking and discovered drone filming. They brought different ways to travel, explore and capture the places I visited — on the road, on trails and from above.
These days, most of my journeys are for work or leisure. I still enjoy an occasional hike, but just as often I find myself exploring a city or simply being a tourist somewhere new. The photographs and videos on this site are the things I have brought back along the way.
Explore the places on the mapThere are still places to discover, roads to take and stories to bring home.