I’ve been a freelance Italian translator since January 2014. Born to French parents and raised in the enchanting Dolomites of Trentino (which I admit I often miss), in 2015 – after 9 years living in Bologna – I moved to Barcelona, a multicultural city which first captured my heart as an Erasmus student in 2008 and has enchanted me ever since.
More recently, however, the desire to live in the mountains again, in a peaceful and natural environment, is becoming stronger. There is no doubt in my mind that, one day, I will leave the city to reconnect with nature.
My passions include, obviously, nature in all its forms, as well as sport, foreign languages, music, piano, food, IT, technology and personal growth, to mention just a few.
Alongside my work as a translator for sustainability and for climate and social justice, I volunteer on ecology and degrowth activism projects, as a member of the Italian degrowth movement (MDF) and its Degrowth & Economics focus group. I am also a restarter (volunteer fixer) for Restarters Barcelona, an association that works within the Restart Project to tackle planned obsolescence (contributing to the reduction of electronic waste) and to encourage people to improve their relationship with the appliances and technological devices they own.