Nova Cultura Centre
Branding, Motion design
Branding, Motion design
Nova Cultural Centre
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The outcomes shown here were developed during a co-design workshop organized by the Open Source School at the Cultural Centre Nòva in Novara, Italy. The workshop built on the visual identity designed by studio FF3300, inspired by themes of space: stars, planets, exploration, and spaceships.
My team and I created a set of generative icons for the Centre’s wayfinding system using GTL, a Python library for generative typography. These icons informed the spatial map, and we also produced animated spaceship elements projected during the Centre’s opening event.
My team and I created a set of generative icons for the Centre’s wayfinding system using GTL, a Python library for generative typography. These icons informed the spatial map, and we also produced animated spaceship elements projected during the Centre’s opening event.
Foam Member Campaign
Strategy, Motion design
Strategy, Motion design
Foam Member Campaign
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At Van Lennep studio, we created a campaign to promote Foam’s Membership program, including a motion piece, redesigned membership cards, and an informational flyer.
Because Foam is a photography museum, the visuals lead the campaign. The animation takes viewers on a journey through exhibitions, combining imagery and key messages. The new cards use a range of brand colors, from a bright blue, to darker, more elegant tones, to distinguish the different membership tiers.
Because Foam is a photography museum, the visuals lead the campaign. The animation takes viewers on a journey through exhibitions, combining imagery and key messages. The new cards use a range of brand colors, from a bright blue, to darker, more elegant tones, to distinguish the different membership tiers.
giacomo
Editorial design, Art direction
Editorial design, Art direction
giacomo
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giacomo is a short poetic collection, an editorial project realised together with Laura Guarnier and Caterina Rossi. giacomo is the story of a love cataclysm: the theme of the collection is not love itself, but falling in love, the carousel of infatuations, fleeting and calamitic attachments.
The book is in A6 format, the colour palette uses a combination of pink and red, which are also used to treat the photos in duotone in the pages inside. The images represent various natural disasters (such as the high water in Venice, a landslide, a hurricane and a volcanic eruption) and are placed in analogy with the various emotions and phases that those that are in love go through. The poems are laid out in a non-linear way, so as to reflect the emotions that are the protagonists.
In the same year as its first printing, we presented the project at the Alcatraz Festival in Rome, where we also held a poetry reading from the book by theater actor Marco Mabritto.
The book is in A6 format, the colour palette uses a combination of pink and red, which are also used to treat the photos in duotone in the pages inside. The images represent various natural disasters (such as the high water in Venice, a landslide, a hurricane and a volcanic eruption) and are placed in analogy with the various emotions and phases that those that are in love go through. The poems are laid out in a non-linear way, so as to reflect the emotions that are the protagonists.
In the same year as its first printing, we presented the project at the Alcatraz Festival in Rome, where we also held a poetry reading from the book by theater actor Marco Mabritto.
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Terra&Opere – geology studio
Rebranding, Web design
Rebranding, Web design
Terra & Opere – geology studio
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The project for the geology and engineering studio Terra & Opere in Florence involved a complete website redesign on WordPress and a refresh of its historical logo. The site architecture was redefined using user data to simplify navigation and make key information easier to access. The new identity also gave the website a more modern look while improving its clarity and usability. The logo update preserved the studio’s iconic ant and globe, modernizing their shapes and colors to reflect a more contemporary identity.
