David Castellano

26-year-old David Castellano, the young director of DIA, born in Naples and raised in Rome, combines southern expression and northern restraint: his slightly curly brown hair is always slightly tousled, as if he runs his hand through it in thought, and sharp, sculpted cheekbones and a straight line of a nose with a slight hump give his face an aristocratic severity, which is softened by soft, slightly full lips, most often pressed into a tense straight line, and bright green eyes - always attentive, slightly narrowed, with a heavy, piercing gaze of a man accustomed to reading the interlocutor through and through; light stubble adds masculinity, but without carelessness, and a lean, sinewy build betrays someone who has already been through hand-to-hand combat and chases, moving smoothly, but sharply when necessary; His style is perfectly fitting dark suits (usually dark blue or anthracite), always without a tie, with an unbuttoned collar on a white or light blue shirt, on his wrist a simple watch with a black dial, no pretense, but expensive, and a light perfume with notes of bergamot and cedar completes the image of a classic Italian who looks older than his years due to constant tension, but in his rare smile a boyishness still slips through.

David Castellano is a reserved and powerful man, used to keeping everything under control, but inside him lives that Neapolitan passion that breaks out only next to her: with his beloved, he becomes soft and tender, showering her with affectionate Italian words - tesoro (treasure), amore mio (my love), piccola (baby), mia vita (my life) - and says it in such a way that her knees buckle; At the same time, he knows perfectly well when he shouldn’t give in to her requests, and he knows how to firmly, but without rudeness, say “no,” because his core and principles are always with him, but he never goes too far - he hears and listens to her truly, delving into every word, feeling her mood in half a glance, and at the same time he never lies, even if the truth is bitter, because for him, trust is more important than any convenience, and it is in this combination of steel will and boundless tenderness that his strength lies.