Fanzine designed for Carlo Rainone whose photographic research focus on the Italian game of bocce. The booklet is printed with a risograph RZ200 in black on coloured paper and is published by Barracuda, the self-initiated project of From Outer Space (Anna Paola Buonanno and Piergiorgio Italiano).

Format: 10.5 × 29.7 cm
Pages: 32
Printing: risograph
Publisher: Barracuda

Taking William Cordova’s exhibition “ankaylli: spatial and ideological terrain” at Marfa Contemporary as a point of departure, this book highlights the way the artist (who was born in Lima and is based in Miami) layers referents and histories across cultures. Bringing together a constellation of Cordova’s artworks in a wide variety of medium—sculptures, collages, Polaroids, a video, objects around town, a free newspaper and a website—in which Pre-Columbian traditions, modern art and architecture, and spiritualism overlap, the exhibition stages these objects in the fitting home of Marfa, a town equally known for Native American history, minimalism and star-gazing. Book designed at Leftloft. 

Format: hardback cover, 14 × 21 cm
Pages: 104
Printing: offset print (4 colours + pantone)
Publisher: Dancing Foxes Press
Editors: Kate Green, Karen Kelly, and Barbara Schroeder
Text: Kate Green
ISBN: 9780998632650

Booklet for “Racconti di Milano città industriale” held on November 15th 2018 at Fondazione Pirelli (Milan) designed at Leftloft.

Format: 14.8 × 21 cm
Pages: 22
Printing: offset print (4 colours + pantone)

Spontaneous is a research project that investigates architectural practices discovering ways of inhabiting domestic spaces in the Mediterranean. In the book (curated by Fabio Cappello and Giuseppe Resta, and published by Libria) texts and images by Roberto Serino, Ugo La Pietra, Giovanni Corbellini, Ricardo Piè, Davide Pagliarini, Ivan Kucina, Alex Attard, Konrad Buhajar, Plasticity, Malapartecafé, Fabiana Dicuonzo, Spaces Like Actions, John Gatip, Arcipelago architettura, Ermanno Cavaliere, From Outer Space, Enrico Porfido, Paola Galante, Davide Trabucco and Luca Abbadati.

Format: softcover, 16 × 23 cm
Pages: 128
Printing: indigo digital print
Publisher: Libria
ISBN: 9788867641482

MA thesis research on contemporary popular art and new forms of folklore in Naples. The small selections of objects is organized by theme, leading to an archive whose aim is to be a reference for designers and creatives of the contemporary visual culture. The research is accompanied by an interview to Matteo Guidi (visual artist and anthropologist) and enriched with a series of black and white photographs of photo-reporter like Luciano Ferrara and Luciano D’Alessandro. 

Supervisor: Mauro Bubbico
Format: softcover, 15 × 25 cm
Pages: 282
Printing: indigo digital print

Poster designed on the occasion of “Madonna delle galline” a popular folk festival which takes place every year one week after Easter in Pagani, a small town near Salerno, in Southern Italy. The brief was to design an A4 poster for the occasion and the result was exhibited on the wall in the town during the festival.

Format: 21 × 29.7 cm
Printing: digital print on coloured paper
Contributors: Arcipelago architettura, Fabio Cappello, Ermanno Cavaliere, Giovanni Colaneri, From Outer Space, Lorenzo Granata, Elena Guglielmotti, Giuseppe Resta, Andrea Romagnuolo, Agnese Tamburrini

Series of three posters inspired by a Neapolitan district called Porta Capuana and designed for Ficciones Typografika, a project curated by Erik Brandt. 

Format: 60.96 × 91.44 cm (single poster)
Printing: digital
Installed on February 19th 2017

Logo and stationary for an open-air space bistrot with garden. Project made during an internship at Question Mark in 2017.

Handkerchief is a magazine which aims to raise awareness and promote a dialogue on homophobia and gender orientation. Each issue is focused on a specific topic and colours are chosen according to the “Handkerchief Code”, a communication system used among the homosexual community during the Sixties. The publication is designed to be freely distributed and read both in a traditional way as well as a wall magazine, posted in public or private spaces. On May 21st 2016 Handkerchief has been awarded the Gold prize for the student category together with the Jury prize at the European Design Awards in Vienna. 

Project made during the Progettazione grafica course held by Mauro Bubbico at ISIA Urbino 2015 – 16
Team: Francesco Barbaro, Giulia Cordin, Giacomo Delfini,
Lorenzo Toso
Format: 23.5 × 33.5 cm
Pages: 16 (12 pp. + poster)
Printing: two colours offset print (black + pantone)
Illustrators: Andrea Romagnuolo, Giulia Conoscenti, Massimiliano Vitti, Giovanni Murolo, Mariagloria Posani
Photographers: Collettivo Domino, Claudia Corrent, Hugo Glendinning

Inspired by the story of iGuzzini (a family-run Italian company mostly specialized in the lighting design field) the book collects interviews by the leader Adolfo Guzzini and designers such as Piero Castiglioni and Bruno Gecchelin. The iconographic part of the monograph, instead of the design products themselves, is made by details of photographs and artworks whose main topic is the natural landscape of the Marche Region in which the company is established: different artistic approach for different concept of light. 

Project made during the Progettazione per l’editoria course held by Leonardo Sonnoli at ISIA Urbino 2013 – 14
Format: hardback cover, 12 × 17 cm
Pages: 156
Printing: digital

Bibliogramma is a research project about the visual poetry analyzed through a selection of seven books, published from the 60’s to the 80’s in Naples, by publishing houses such as Continuum and Geiger. The research is accompanied by an interview to Giuseppe Morra (director of the Fondazione Morra in Naples) specialized in the research and divulgation of visual art culture. 

Project made during the Progettazione per l’editoria course held by Leonardo Sonnoli at ISIA Urbino 2013 – 14
Format: softcover, 14.8 × 21 cm
Pages: 192
Printing: digital