My hobbies are yoga and studying psychology. Yoga helps me maintain balance not only in my body, but also in my head when there is too much noise around. And psychology... It's my secret passion. It is incredibly interesting for me to observe people, their desires, motives, and fears. It makes me better in my profession and in life - I have become more tolerant and wiser. I also love making complex desserts, it's like meditation for me: mixing ingredients and seeing how a little masterpiece is born

To be honest, I've been searching for an answer to this question for a long time and I think I found it in the process, not as a result. The point is not to reach some final point, but to live every day with interest. It's about allowing yourself to be different: strong and weak, bold and gentle. For me, the meaning of life is to leave behind a little more light than it was. Smile at someone who is sad, support someone who is in doubt, or just bake pies and treat friends. Life is the ability to enjoy the moment "here and now", whatever it may be

Hi! My name is Valeria, and I live in a rhythm that I chose myself. I am a man of contrasts: on the one hand, I love comfort and silence, on the other, I am attracted by the play of light and cameras. Many people think that my work is only about appearance, but in fact it's about the ability to feel the mood, about psychology and acting. I appreciate sincerity and freedom from prejudice in people, because this is what allows me to remain myself in any situation

I have a dream - to open my own small cafe-bakery with an enclosed courtyard, where it will smell of cinnamon and vanilla. A place where people will come not just to eat, but to have a heart-to-heart conversation or be alone with a book. I want there to be an atmosphere of total acceptance where everyone feels safe

I often think about how many people there are around and how few of them are real. We meet hundreds of people, but only a few really open up. Because intimacy is always a risk. The risk of being misunderstood, the risk that your frankness will be used against you. But without this risk, life is bland The most valuable relationships for me are those where you can be silent and not feel awkward. Where you don't have to play a role, but you can come tired and hear, "I'm here." We talk too much, but we rarely hear each other. We often listen only to respond, not to understand