Fabio Barzagli (born 1974, Firenze) is an italian musician and artist, entrepreneur, dad and cultural promoter.
Since a child He has been curious of the nature, the big questions of life, a dreamer and researcher, He’s been dedicating most part of his life to non-profit activities, involving music and computer art, politics and human rights, fatherhood and childhood, health, ethics and psychology, complexity science and its application in many fields.
Since 90s He has been a well known and appreciated musician under the name of FBY, awarded in many European countries and Russia, publishing CDs all around the world, composing music for videogames.
In 1997 He’s been founding Nayma Software a company producing web sites and interactive applications like Tony Tough (the most world famous Italian videogame) and other creative projects like DLAB (the first Italian videogame school), TRIP'99 (called from media the Woodstock of Computer Science) and many others.
In 2001 He becomes dad for the first time.
In 2008 He has founded www.Paternita.info the first italian site in double languate for the promotion of fatherhood, childhood and adolescence. He has been proposed and candidate as Deputy in the Italian Parliament and named two years later as Artistic Director of the first Italian celebration of the UN Convention of Child Rights (NY, 1989) first worldwide paper recognizing shared parenting as a child's right.
He has been publishing many articles for newspapers, essays, manuals and books, producing ultural documentaries and international social campaigns published on streaming platforms like youtube with millions views and positive comments.
In 2018 He experiences a period of depression publishing two self-help books on this topic.
At present, great part of his musical compositions, videogames, broadcasts and interviews, spot and documentaries, writings and publications are, in spirit of brotherhood, freely available online.
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"Search for pleasure makes you stressed. Stress consumes your serenity. But only serenity can produce enduring happiness. So search for serenity.. and pleasure will come."
-- Fabio Barzagli