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“The Colour And The Shape” is a semi-daily personal project in the line of works and studies by Mark Rothko, Paul Klee, or Wassily Kandinsky. It aims to explore the synesthetic qualities of images, and the effects of color and space subdivision in the observer’s psyche.
Working within a set of rigid and very limited rules opens a window to self-analysis. By being fully aware of the involved thought processes and outcome, it allows me to improve different aspects of my own creative process.
Union Station, Los Angeles
part of a set based on the theme of seeing the light with vintage textures
www.flickr.com/photos/vintagedesignsmith/sets/72157627817...
This was part of my own personal project also highlighting Environmental Issues. I used pressed flowers which i then pasted onto the image and scanned as i was trying to give the impression of flowers growing out of the subjects hair.
Bakery Square is the newest addition to the East End of Pittsburgh. Placed in and around the old Nabisco factory- condos, shopping, eating & Google’s new Pittsburgh headquarters are based in this development.
Personal project in Cinema 4D based on the japanese guiding principle "Nana korobi ya oki" („Fall down seven times, get up eight times“). The animation is about not being afraid of mistakes but rather seeing failure as an opportunity to learn from and to have the courage to accept challenges. Only such an attitude enables the practising to gain experience.
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kenottmann.com/2017/10/nana-korobi-ya-oki-animation
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PERSONAL PROJECT / 2011
Branding design proposal for a contest
sponsored by Politecnico di Milano.
Competition for a hotellerie project.
The logo expresses what the word ACASA means. The letter A, without horizontal stem, represents the home comfort.
The graphic rhythm of the logotype
transmits balance.
The harmony is emphatized by the dashes
of the letter "A". Moving away they whisper the graphic cadence of the letters.
Dashes are the core.
They are the intense particulars of our house.
they are the details. they are alive.
LIVING DETAILS
designed with Giuditta Brusadelli, Gianluca Crudele