Maurizio (Mao) Fusina lives in Galbiate (Lecco); he studied Architecture at the Politecnico University of Milan with a thesis on the relationship between space and leisure activities. After graduating he decided that he would never build houses but relationships between people, and relationships between people and the things around us. He has collaborated with Muba (a children’s museum in Milan), designing and carrying out workshops for schools and families based on the use of industrial waste and inspired by the Remida project, with which he collaborates in several centers throughout Italy.

He currently designs and produces training itineraries for teachers on the use of informal and unconventional materials within educational and teaching processes. He has also collaborated with the University of Milan as a workshop leader for the postgraduate program in Educational Sciences. He has designed cultural itineraries for schools and families at the Istituto degli Innocenti museum (Florence), the Museo delle Culture (Milan), and the Chini Lab. (children’s museum of Borgo San Lorenzo, Tuscany). He is the creator of the performance La città infinita and designer of the games Metroquadro and Arcobaleno produced by the company Milaniwood. He is passionate about paragliding, lives with Claudia and is the father of Lorenzo and Maddalena.