Logo design for a microrealism and black & grey tattoo artist. The ultra-minimal monogram features a dynamic line extending from the S, evoking the fluid movement of the tattoo needle. To complement the identity, the business cards use a blind debossed print to recreate the subtle tactile relief left on the skin.

Surtidorico (translating to "Rich Assortment") is the visual identity and digital launch for a street mexican food delivery brand. The branding captures the vibrant essence of Mexican food culture while maintaining an underground, street-oriented aesthetic. Each key product was given its own illustrated character. The logo features a sun paired with an eye, symbolizing both Central American warmth and the customer's wonder upon opening the box.

A fluid logo for Sari’s Studio, the independent crochet brand by Sara Mainardis. Inspired by the colorful, ever-changing nature of her work, the mark draws a sinuous line that echoes interlaced crochet crossings. The wordmark’s flowing rhythm mirrors hand-made movement while staying clean and legible.

Art direction and motion design for MEP at the BAUMA 2025 event in Munich, in collaboration with PM2. Built around the concept "Shaping What Matters", the visual system translates the physical bending and deformation of steel tubes into dynamic graphic motion. Ultra-condensed sans-serif letterforms mirror tubular geometry, undergoing controlled distortions, multiplications, and layout shifts to reflect the mechanical manipulation of raw material.

Rebrand and website layout for Moretti Studio, an architecture practice in Codroipo (Udine). The identity is minimal: a monogram fusing “s” (studio) and “m” (Moretti). The monogram’s parallel stems form a modular unit that scales into patterns and a navigational index across the site. Clean typography and whitespace let projects lead, while the SM device provides rhythm and wayfinding.

Merch identity for Palio dei Rioni 2025, Codroipo’s flagship basketball event since 1972. The system celebrates community and rivalry between the four districts—North, East, South, West (NESW)—reimagined as near-mythic champions: the Viking, the Penguin, the Frog, and the Sheriff. We designed graphics for the T-shirt, stickers, Clipper lighters, and water bottles, produced and sold for charity.

A visual identity for Atrio, a collective named for a shared threshold. The initials A and © merge into an open bracket that acts as logo and framing device, introducing artworks across posters, motion, and digital. The system is minimal and modular: typography and spacing let the bracket “open” each piece, centering artists rather than branding. A welcoming portal – part mark, part stage – that curates presence while leaving space for individual voices.