When Second Life arrived, Dario Buratti was one of the first Italians to access it. To understand how interaction could work, he created Itland: a region dedicated to events and Social networking in virtual reality, which soon reached the apex of fame within the Italian community so much that it became an official Linden Lab's Orientation Island, where the new members of Second Life were channeled to learn the use of the system.
The leap forward as a creator took place in 2010 when he was commissioned the virtual realization of a part of the city of San Francisco for which he built the Museum of Modern Art SOMA. It was during this period that he took over the architecture lab and the showroom where his buildings were sold.
In the same period, he began to realize custom projects specializing in the realization of virtual regions and realizing more than 200 of them.
Over time, Colpo Wexler turning to the forms of contemporary architecture and redefining it to the needs of aesthetics and virtual design, has been able to create that hybrid and unique style that characterizes his creations.
The same style that has taken on the favor of the international community perhaps because of the aesthetic taste typical of the Italian design so much loved abroad. He has been working for private clients from all over the world: USA, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Japan, Russia, UK, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Canada, Turkey.