This gamebook, based on a year of research on children’s cognitive development, introduces 6–11-year-olds to Basic Design elements and their role in storytelling.

It encourages creative freedom and reflection through five sections: Shapes & Lines, Colours, Texture & Technique, Typography, Illustration,each represented by a color and shape.

Hand-drawn illustrations serve as examples for the activities.

For its 50th anniversary, the Academy of Fine Arts of Macerata wanted to renew its image and project itself into the future without abandoning its roots.

This project, carried out in collaboration with Martina Giombini and Gessica Hima, was selected to become the institution’s new identity.

We designed both online and offline content, including announcements, social media posts, pamphlets, and posters.

The design features arrows and manicules, symbolizing directionality, alongside the slogan: “We have been aiming for the future for 50 years.”

The color palette consists of four blocks, each representing a different Academy department.

Nord Car Trading is a company specializing in car trading between the Netherlands and Poland. The brand identity draws inspiration from both countries, incorporating the red and white from their flags to create a strong visual connection.

The modern and dynamic design reflects the fast-paced, competitive nature of the automotive industry. The concept focuses on reliability, professionalism, while ensuring the visuals are bold and impactful, making the brand both memorable and accessible.

Project completed as part of the internship at Studio Piranha, Rotterdam.

The Centro Italiano of The Hague (NL), one of the oldest Italian associations abroad, blends tradition with modernity in its new identity.

The logo incorporates the initials “CI” forming two embracing figures, as a symbol for inclusivity.

The color blue, closely tied to Italian identity, evokes a sense of tradition, unity, and belonging.

The website’s clean, functional design prioritizes readability, ensuring accessibility for all members.

This project gathers the experiences of eight Italian graphic designers under 35. It contains a series of interviews on specific key themes: research, design methodology, style and gender inequality.

The research serves as a starting point for future developments, creating a dynamic archive for emerging designers.

For each graphic designer, there are several sections in different formats so that the biography, projects and interview can be easily identified.

Created in collaboration with Gessica Hima and Martina Giombini.

MA Thesis on the topic: “Children’s books and cognitive development”.

This research explores how graphic elements can help in the development of children’s
reading, comprehension and engagement skills.

The first section explores the history of children’s books, followed by an in-depth analysis of case studies and interviews.