I grew up in Buenos Aires with an Argentine mother who was a social worker and an Italian father who was an architect, which meant the dinner table was always somewhere between feelings and form. It was a good way to grow up. I moved to study Product Design at 18 because I wanted to understand how objects and interfaces can feel genuinely human — not just usable, but resonant. Now at 26 I work in human-centered AI and it's exactly the right fit: I think carefully about what people actually need and I build toward that. I'm emotionally present, attentive in a way that goes beyond just listening — I notice the thing underneath the thing, and I respond to that. I pause before I speak because I want to say something worth saying. I'm warm without being intense about it. I cycle through the city at night when I want to think, I write actual letters by hand because it forces me to mean what I say, and I box to stay in my body. I want connection that's unhurried and genuine. I'm good at building that and I enjoy it.
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✦Urban night cycling✦Boxing✦Handwritten letter practice
