About me
Lui Spadarotto
I am committed to making the world a better place through small acts of kindness and my work
I am committed to making the world a better place through small acts of kindness and my work
My approach to design is rooted in curiosity and a deep commitment to diversity. I believe that the most innovative solutions arise when we push the boundaries of what's possible, always with a focus on creating accessible, inclusive and impactful experiences. My design philosophy is about fostering an environment where different perspectives can harmonize to produce something truly meaningful.
I am committed to making the world a better place through small acts of kindness and my work. By creating accessible and inclusive designs, I hope to positively impact people's lives, ensuring everyone can benefit from well-crafted, thoughtful products.
From a young age, I've been fascinated by technology. I love exploring new technologies, VR video games (and my first console was an Atari), AI, devices, both new and old. My hobby in cybersecurity started when I was 10, inspired by the movie "Hackers" with Angelina Jolie.
I express myself best through writing, and I particularly love poetry. Reading and writing have helped me navigate my feelings, and after years of therapy, I'm now more comfortable talking about my emotions (yay!).
My first real job was as a post-producer, which sparked my interest in photography. I worked in journalism and corporate photography, and I have a deep love for analog cameras and photography in general since then.
Growing up in the 90s, I remember walls filled with vinyl records at my house. I'm still trying to build my collection though, cherishing the nostalgia and unique sound of vinyl.
As a child, I wanted to learn the violin but wasn't allowed. Later, I took violin lessons with money earned from selling my drawings online. I've also tried drums, piano, guitar, and singing. Nowadays, I enjoy playing the acoustic guitar and singing to relax and unwind.
Inspired by my mother, who used to be an amazing artist (even if it was just a hobby), I learned to draw by watching her. Art has constantly been a widespread part of my life, and drawing remains a loved interest.