Welcome. Thank you for your curiosity.

Expressing curiosity is already a step towards cure, towards wholeness.
The root of curiosity is cure And the goal of cure is health, isn’t it?

Health, healing and wholeness all share the same Latin root.

In the text below, you can learn something about me.
My authentic expression tells you far more clearly who I am than any list of “achievements”.
My authentic expression is my try to nurture my curiosity and to heal.

If you are interested in the milestones I’ve crossed so far in the course of my life (my curriculum vitae), please consult this page.

You have probably suffered from other people’s attempts to tame your curiosity, saying
“Curiosity killed the cat.”

It’s a natural reaction on their part, since our curiosity often makes others feel uncomfortable.
Our curiosity forces others to confront questions they would rather avoid. Sometimes such questions challenge their world views.

Curious people are annoying, otherwise how to explain the fact that in different languages there are expressions designed to restrict curiosity?

As for the cat... please remember that satisfaction brought it back.

So many words and you still haven’t found information you expected to find by clicking "about" page.
But you’ve learned more. Reading these lines you are getting to know me as a human being, as an artist of my life.

Isn’t this data is more explicit than metrics, measurement details that modern business culture conditions us to ask one from another in order to learn who is the person in front of us?

My true ID is my ideas and my name is Vera.

Vera for faith in my native language, for right and true in Italian and Latin and with double r (verra) for to see in the future tense of the French verb voir.

I need to constantly reconnect with my inner faith and truth in order to look forward to each new dawn, to work for it, and to hope that the sunrise I’m dreaming about, is yet to come.

How I would freely describe myself:

Gata’s wife, daughter of my parents and of the Taiga forest.
Alumni (with the WGM title) of the Chess World.
Language learning enthusiast majoring in German studies at the Université de Strasbourg.
Beginner's mind practitioner reflecting on my life's game through art.