Shuttling between Milan and the suburbs of Tel Aviv during the 1990s, Nissan's childhood was a unique blend of influences. His Italian roots, intertwined with a family of musicians and anarchists, set the stage for a distinct style and rebellious spirit. In Israel during those times, everything felt raw and unfiltered - the music scene, the burgeoning alternative culture, the ever-present tension of politics and terrorism..
A world away on the other side of the Mediterranean, Franky, the middle child in a thriving Italian middle-class family, experienced a different kind of wildness growing up in a Milan suburb during the economic boom. Here, creativity flourished through a DIY spirit. From graffiti art bursting onto walls to the clatter of skateboards and BMX, self-expression was paramount. Experimentation, defiance, and a touch of rebellion were the hallmarks of this era.