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Interviews

Perspectives, advice and insight from professionals in the design industry

23 interviews

Interviews

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Structure enables creativity: bringing financial literacy into design

Vanessa Olt

Rigor as the condition that makes experimentation safe

Rigor as the condition that makes experimentation safe

Matteo Bologna

Form as a way of thinking, geometry as a language of meaning

Form as a way of thinking, geometry as a language of meaning

Sara Londoño

Portrait of a person in a white shirt with black polka dots against a green tiled wall.

Balancing stimuli and a personal minimalist style through continuous exploration of the sign

Shweta Malhotra

Green-tinted portrait of a person wearing glasses against an abstract black-and-green graphic background.

Typography as an explorative practice between traditional design and the programming world

Pedro Neves

Six portrait photographs arranged in a grid on a pale wall.

Type design together, an open-source vision

Benedetta Bovani, Luca Marsano, Matteo Maggi, Nunzio Mazzaferro, Sara Lavazza, Luigi Gorlero

Two people seated side by side, one in a black hoodie and one in a light sweatshirt.

The creative world today between connections and multidisciplinarity

Alessandro Timpano, Luca Di Marco

Person in a black cap and striped jacket standing beside a pink wall.

Curiosity and initiative are the foundation for working as a freelance designer

Federico Barbon

Person in a bright green cardigan seated beside a small dog in front of shelves with books and paintings.

A continuous research and evolution of a personal and free style

Stephanie Specht

Portrait of a person wearing round black glasses and a patterned jacket against a pale background.

Contaminated creativity: working with global brands and interdisciplinary talents

Salvatore Giunta

Smiling person in black leaning forward against a pink and blue background.

Pure, simple, powerful: Studio Dumbar/DEPT®’s design philosophy

Liza Enebeis

Grainy black-and-white portrait of a person resting their face on one hand.

Push your boundaries and designing with a global perspective

Lorenzo Di Cola

Two people standing in a dim corridor, lit from behind by a bright horizontal light.

Design as dialogue through method, research, and experimentation

Edda Bracchi, Stefano Cremisini

Two people standing side by side in front of a white tiled wall.

Creativity and innovation in a hybrid and fun environment

Ilenia Notarangelo, Luca Gonnelli

Three people standing outdoors in front of city buildings and railway wires.

The evolution of creative design in the digital world

Gabriele Donini, Pablo Galbusera, Giacomo Scandolara

Group of people standing behind a white counter in a studio with books and pinned prints.

The design process behind visual outputs and studio management

Giovanni Morandina, Luca Fattore

Portrait of a person in a red top in front of a blue patterned backdrop.

The differences between abroad and Italy and the need to create conditions for designing freely

Benedetta Crippa

Three people in black and white clothing around a desk with a laptop, books and plants.

Founding a studio among friends with the same objectives, values, and tastes

Andrea Guccini, Giulia Bardelli, Michele Pastore

Person in a striped shirt leaning against a wall above another person in a dark cap.

Returning to Italy to explore new models of community, research, cultural and commercial practices

Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini

Black-and-white portrait of a person wearing a black beanie and sweater against a pale wall.

The type foundry as a new dimension of dynamic and cross-activity studio

Piero Di Biase

Black-and-white portrait of a person with glasses and a beard, photographed from below.

The future of AI and digital design always starts from the analog

Taddeo Zacchini

Portrait of a person with round yellow glasses and a patterned shirt against a pale wall.

The approach to multisurface lettering and a disparity in design that is still too evident

Valentina Casali

Two people standing in a wooden doorway with plants behind them.

Research and experimentation in service of functional design

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