Once upon a time in Manhattan i was standing in front of my drawing table saying to my teacher whom I met a week earlier, surprisingly confident:  "sorry, I find it irrelevant to create in this site an Olympic games area".

She looked at me deeply and in her eyes I detected an opportunity. Eventually she gave me a freeway to find my own story.

This wonderful teacher unfortunately died in 2014, but I will always carry with me that moment as a rule for life to follow.

 

At the end of that story my final planning story was related to the history of landfill in Manhattan linked with the special place where salty ocean water and sweet Hudson river water meet adding to it a visionary social environmental statement for the future of the city.

 

 

While working on a concept sometimes the lack of a known story is actually an opportunity for innovative thinking.

 

A puzzle cannot be found in a tedious place.

as a very inquisitive person I never stop looking for the challenge, and this is what brought me eventually to work with syntax.

As a kid I liked Peter Pan ("fly up there") and Sherlock ("look deep into details")

Holmes and I both believe that life is layered by all means.

 

So if you need a creative thinker, Advisor or a creative educator

HERE I AM...

I can contrive your story from origin to success.