My formal training spans both scientific and humanities disciplines, with interests ranging from computer science to linguistics. Beyond academia, I immersed myself in theater arts within Naples' vibrant scene, learning outside institutional frameworks. I live in the historic center of Naples, where I practice martial arts at one of Italy's oldest gyms, Virtus Partenopea, established in 1926 within the San Domenico Maggiore complex.

Since July 2019, I have embraced the world of AEGEE, becoming an active member at both the local and international levels. AEGEE (Association des États Généraux des Étudiants de l'Europe) is a pan-European, non-political, and non-profit student organization, founded in 1985 and entirely run by volunteers. Its mission is to promote integration, cooperation, and dialogue among young people across Europe. Its unique structure is based on Local Antennas (approximately 130 across 40 countries) which, without intermediate national branches, organize cultural events, debates, and integration activities for students in their respective regions, reporting directly to the European Board. Its most iconic project is the Summer University (SU): a 1-3 week international experience entirely organized by a local antenna. This cultural exchange project combines workshops, excursions, themed evenings, and a packed social calendar, offering participants from all over Europe a unique way to travel, build international friendships, and fully immerse themselves in European cultural diversity at an affordable cost. The association's decision-making core is the Agora, a bi-annual general assembly that brings together hundreds of members to vote on strategies, elect the board, and network, serving as a vivid example of participatory democracy and cultural exchange.