"Vain trifles as they seem, clothes have, they say, more important offices than merely to keep us warm. They change our view of the world and the world’s view of us".
- Virginia Woolf -

Vision:

To

In today’s world, a right corporate image and a well-organized web presence are essential to the success of any kind of business.
It’s all about accurately represent the company identity and its values, make them clearly comprehensible and recognizable to the general public.
Have your own trademark, create an effective on-line presence, maintain a regular dialogue with your audience through social networks, are no longer prerogatives just for big companies, but are elements that affect all those interested in achieving their maximum growth potential.

3 Steps Activity:

Listen

to the client’s needs, capturing the characteristics which make his activity unique (yes, every business is unique, like the people who make it up);

Research

any possible solution, analyzing the overall context in which the client takes action and detecting the latest trends;

Design

and realize: logos, visit cards, letterheads, flyers, leaflets, brandbooks, catalogues, price lists, window posters, banners, web sites and social media contents.
All shaped according to client’s Identity.

About Me:

Born in ’86, raised in Venice area, arts and technologies have always been life-mates. So it is for innovation and communication.
A master in art direction and a master degree in law, which although apparently distant, share the same purpose: to represent something related somehow to human being, with the aim to communicate it in the best way.
First an experience in Zeppelin Studio, particularly relevant professionally and personally, then the career as a freelance, to make acquired skills in terms of digital media and visual codes available to companies, individuals and communication agencies.
Above all the web environment, but not only: as a good rocker, partly romantic and typography lover, I look at the possibilities offered by the digital world without forgetting the timeless appeal of analogue media.