#aboutfemo

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More about Giulia 

Giulia Bartolucci (Pontedera, 1986) has an Architecture degree and a great passion for traveling. After living in London and Barcelona, she felt that it was time to move to Australia. The transition to this faraway place and her relationship with Andrea cultivated her love for surfing in the wake of a dwindling desire to continue with architecture. A year and a half later, she moved back to Italy where she attended a 1-year master course in Graphic Design at the international school IED in Florence where she presented her final thesis project based on FEMO. As a part of the collaboration with Andrea, she currently creates graphic designs for indoboards, skateboards, and surfboards.

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More about Andrea

Andrea Masini, (Pisa, 1985) obtained his Industrial Design in Florence and moved to Australia, where he found his calling. His longtime passion starting from childhood for surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding has intertwined with his professional path, giving life to FEMO. His encounter with Chris Henry, shaper of Madness surfboards, in Coffs Harbour, Australia, triggered the journey that guided him a year later to his home town. Back home, in the very space where his father built his first kitchens, Andrea began to shape his first surfboards. Whether he’s in Italy today or elsewhere tomorrow, Andrea remains tied to the love for travel in order to develop, to grow, and to live life.