On December 11th, 2025, we had the incredible fortune of premiering our first trailer at The Game Awards, thanks to Geoff Keighley. From that moment on, a lot changed. The trailer was a great success. I will never stop being amazed at how much a developer’s life can change when players show their support. It’s truly powerful — in every sense.
Read MoreHave you ever done a photoshoot with models who yawn out of boredom because they’d rather be somewhere else? Well, this was the exact opposite…
Read MoreLa Filanda has become my go-to place for photography. Not only does it offer many different spaces to explore—each with its own character and expressive potential—but there’s also a very important factor: the economic impact on the wallets of amateur photographers like me. I do photography purely for fun. I don’t make money from it—if anything, I only spend money…
Read MoreRoberto Villa, known to everyone simply as “Master,” is a Milan-based psychotherapist and the author of the science-fiction novels Le Cronache di Ishtar (2018, Illiterate Move) and Samsara Gambit (2024, Illiterate Move), as well as the narrative role-playing game Saga (2017, Illiterate Move) and its expansion Saga Svelata (2019, Illiterate Move). But titles and publications only tell part of the story…
Read MoreLately, I’ve discovered a very interesting place not too far from where I live: Filanda Pregiata, in Soresina.
The history of Filanda Pregiata is an example of urban and artistic redevelopment. Once an industrial facility—probably dating back to the 19th century and connected to textile production, as the name suggests—it has been transformed into a crossroads of creativity.
Read MoreIn the decades that followed, time and humidity reclaimed the walls. The plaster peeled away, the floors sank, ivy crept through the windows…
Read MoreThey say that in the summer of 1792, something unspeakable stirred in the woods around Cusago, a quiet town just beyond Milan. Locals began to whisper of a creature that came out only at night — La Bestia di Cusago, The Beast of Cusago. What followed was not rumor, but record…
Read MoreI remember feeling dizzy as I left. I remember that, maybe for the first time, I was afraid of the passing of time…
Read MoreWhen I visited it, the place hadn’t been vandalized yet. It felt like stepping straight into the pages of Murakami’s Dance Dance Dance, with echoes of Kubrick and King hanging in the air. The whole complex was massive — endless hallways, silent rooms, a strange stillness that made time feel uncertain. But there was only one thing that truly stayed with me: the central hall. That room… I’ll never forget it.
Read MoreWestern Village, tucked away near Nikkō, was once a full-scale Wild West theme park — a surreal slice of America deep in Japan. It opened in 1975, when Enichi Ominami decided to turn his family ranch into a living, breathing frontier town.
Read MoreI’d grown bored with the Fuji GFX II. It’s an amazing machine, but I was missing the build quality of the Hasselblad…
Read MoreLately, I've been shooting a lot with the Fuji GFX, mainly using the 110mm lens for portrait and glamour photography. It's an incredible lens, and even more, the camera is super versatile. Sure, it’s a bit on the heavy side, but the image quality is outstanding. The film simulations really steal the show—it’s hard to beat.
Read MoreHello everyone. After 25 years, 11 of which were spent working with Nintendo and an amazing community of players on Mario+Rabbids, I have decided to leave Ubisoft to embark on a new adventure.
Read MoreWe enjoy taking street photos because it’s a way to capture the heartbeat of a city in its most authentic and spontaneous moments. There’s a thrill in wandering through urban landscapes, where every street corner and passerby holds a potential story.
Read MoreMy name is Ferrania, and my story begins in the distant year of 1923, when I was founded as Società Anonima Film in Ferrania, a small town in Liguria. My primary goal was to produce photographic and cinematic films, a rapidly growing sector at the time. Soon, my name became synonymous with quality and innovation in the field of film production…
Read MoreIt was a fantastic day. That's what we should do together. Social interactions. Not bombing each other.
Read MoreAs the morning sun began to bathe Milan's modern skyline in warm, golden light, I set out with my Fujifilm X100VI to capture the city's contemporary charm…
Read MoreIn the ever-evolving landscape of photography, where bulky equipment once reigned supreme, the Fuji X100VI emerges as a beacon of innovation and practicality. As an avid photographer, I've often found myself drawn to the beauty of capturing moments spontaneously, without the encumbrance of lugging around hefty gear, even if, n the last years, both with the X2D and the GFX 100ii, I was doing the exact opposite.
Read MoreHasselblad Face Detection? Absolutely not. Fujifilm Eye Detection? Absolutely yes, thank you. But before discussing the topic in detail, let me take a few seconds to talk about the context in which I put the Fujifilm GFX 1002 to the test.
Read MoreIt is with great pleasure that I am opening a new section on my website, where you can purchase photographic prints of my photos on Hahnemühle 310gsm paper!
Read More
