“Error does not exist” philosophy is that which characterizes my professional and artistic activity.

The error does not exist

According to this philosophy, error does not exist but there is the erring, the wandering.

In my art there are no drafts or proofs but lines and shapes that come spontaneously from my imagination. So a fictional character, a sea creature or other fantastic life can come to life.

As in my art, this way of life began to contaminate my everyday life.

I emancipated myself from the guilt deriving from the action considered error and allowed the people working in my team to do the same, strengthening their creative vein.

From error we then move on to wandering, that is, wandering, experimenting. To err means to find ways other than those perceived as normal and to go into the unknown without fear of judgment and a sense of inadequacy.

The error thus becomes an incremental propulsive idea: a springboard that sends to objectives and results much greater than those hoped for.

Why this philosophy is important

Error does not exist aims to strengthen interpersonal relationships. In an extremely changeable world and age, this manner of thinking wants the individual to be in continuous experimentation in his relationship with others, thus building a model of horizontal progress that leaves no one behind.

So it is in experiencing and in relating that transversal opportunities are built for self-determination.

Error does not exist is, therefore, the philosophy of our time!