ANDREA PIRRONE

I started drawing and building small objects since I was young, using poor materials, still the subject of my study as a designer.
At the same time, with the arrival of my first computer (commodore 64),
I started to get interested in computer graphics. I was intrigued by the idea of being able to build simple three-dimensional objects and rotate them at my leisure on the screen.

After many years, I find that what I had done up to that point, or think about objects, draw and try to achieve them, it had a name ... it was called Design. While at university, I begin to better understand the meaning. I remain fascinated by the fact that even a simple BIC pen hides a great designer who designed it. After graduation, I had the opportunity to attend some studies of Architecture and Design who taught me to recognize the problems that can arise in the production of an artifact. The numerical control machines (CNC) for wood, with whom I started working in these last two years, are helping me to understand the phases of implementation and to have the Possibility to think, plan and accomplish something at industrial level.