Born in Trieste but living in Muggia d’Istria, he has worked in the fields of communication, graphic design, and photography since the 1990s. His professional evolution is inextricably linked to a passion for slow travel and cycle touring, viewed as tools for the profound exploration of borderlands.
In 2012, he founded the association ViaggiareSlow Aps, transforming it into a specialized observatory for cycle tourism and the lands “east of the last border,” with a particular focus on the Alpe Adria region and Istria. An expert on the Parenzana, he has dedicated three works published by Ediciclo Editore to this historic itinerary and Istria: two technical guides and a narrative volume that gathers the voices and authenticity of the people encountered along the route.
As a Tour Leader and itinerary designer, he favors minor trails and secondary roads, convinced that the true soul of a place reveals itself away from the main routes. Today, he continues to write about and narrate bicycle travel not just as a sporting or recreational practice, but as a necessary cultural act to weave back together stories, landscapes, and people.