Multilayer Typographic Poster (Plexi M2, V M4). The use of plexiglass translates a temporal system into a layered spatial configuration. Typography is distributed across distinct levels and recombines through overlay. The interactions between layers create visual overlaps and contaminations, reflecting the heterogeneous nature of waste materials.
A handcrafted editorial archive of Genny’s prints and materials for Giulia De Cecco’s Fashion Communication MA at IUAV Venice. The thesis spans three volumes: a narrative book, a visual concordance mapping image relations, and a compact index. A transparent plastic wraparound cover, tied with a home-made cord, encloses the set. The project also includes a poster and an explanatory video visualizing the connections across images.
A minimal poster celebrating Matteo’s 30th. The name is reduced to “teo” and mirrored with “30,” where the ‘3’ uncoils like a serpent to connect type and numeral. The composition relies on strict symmetry, negative space, and precise rhythm. Printed on holographic double-sided adhesive paper to create a translucent, iridescent finish that shifts with light.
A triptych of posters for a techno celebration of three friends, Gio, Vale, and Diego. Each piece centers on a translucent, glass-like initial (G, V, D) rendered with surreal depth. A shared grid and typographic system unify the series, while distinct color ways personalize each subject. Designed for print and adapted to digital and motion, the set balances minimal structure with a luminous, club-inspired atmosphere.
Poster for the 2022 Fiera di San Simone in Piazza Libertà, Codroipo. The palette, green, white, red, echoes the city’s “Quadruvium” coat of arms. “NIGHT” is built from strict geometric modules, a visual stand-in for the square’s civic order. Counterbalancing it, the CBC (Codroipo Beat Community) logotype flows in curved, techno/house lines, disrupting the square’s austere and fascist rhythm while seamlessly locking into the grid. Municipal identity meets club culture in a single, unified mark.
