Luca Veronesi completed his Bachelor’s degree in “Languages, Cultures, Literatures and Translation” at Sapienza University of Rome in 2018 with a thesis titled “Time, word and use in Vladimir Sorokin’s objects” (Supervisor: Prof. Barbara Ronchetti). In 2016 he spent a semester as an exchange student at Moscow State University. He completed his Master’s Degree in “Linguistic, literary and translation studies” at Sapienza University of Rome in 2021. His Master's thesis, titled “Boris Pil’njak’s The Naked Year and Andrej Platonov’s Čevengur: The forces of the Revolution between history, nature and stichija” (Supervisor: Prof. Paola Ferretti; Co-Supervisor: Prof. Barbara Ronchetti), explores the themes of history and progress and their relationship with nature in the aforementioned novels. His current research aims to categorize and understand the role of natural imagery in Andrej Platonov’s works, with a particular focus on his poetry.