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2024
T14 is a contemporary magazine that explores art, culture, and information as tools for critically reading society. The project investigates the dynamics of misinformation, challenging simplified narratives and encouraging readers to question the origins and reliability of the news they consume. Through rigorous source analysis and fact-based inquiry, T14 promotes awareness, responsibility, and critical thinking, offering a space for reflection on the distorted visions of our time.
2024
This book is a collective reinterpretation of the indexes from Artusi's renowned gastronomic guide, a cornerstone of Italian domestic cuisine. The project was developed by 45 students, each reimagining the index through personal criteria of organization and spatial interpretation. At the core of the work lies a reflection on typography and its expressive potential, exploring how form, rhythm, and structure can transform a simple list into a visual and conceptual narrative.
2025
Stoopid is a fanzine conceived as a narrative tool to portray a specific period in a person's life through the lens of a camera. Images intertwine with thoughts, memories, and everyday situations, revealing how even the simplest moments can become meaningful when observed closely. The narrative is enriched by hand-drawn illustrations that accompany texts and photographs. The fanzine becomes an intimate visual diary, where fragility, irony, and reflection coexist.
2025
Incalmo proposes an urban analysis system for the city of Rome based on a fixed spatial module: a 500×500-meter parallelepiped. Within each module, the neighborhood's "grayness" is measured, with the height of the parallelepiped representing vertical grayness determined by the maximum building height. The system analyzes four main parameters generating an interpretative map of the territory that highlights both critical issues and potentialities.
2026
Developed as part of the international workshop 'Unexpected Rome', in collaboration between ISIA Roma Design and Kean University (A.Y. 2025-26), the 'Inviso' project stems from the need to explore the capital's identity away from the traditional monumental and tourist circuits, focusing instead on its most authentic heritage: its people. The outcome is a series of neighborhood zines, conceived as agile and independent social archives. Each publication gathers documentary portraits, conceptual maps, and fragments of urban textures, transforming field research into a tangible editorial object.
