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He lives and works between Bologna and the Bolognese Apennines. He has been involved in graphic design for over 25 years, focusing mainly on visual identity systems for the cultural and territorial sector. In 2011 he founded Un Altro Studio, a collector of different professionalism that adopts an approach to the project no longer for people, but with people. He collaborates with the main museum, cultural and tourist institutions of Emilia-Romagna. Professional member and member of the board of directors of AIAP, he teaches at its Academy Olivetti and IAAD in Bologna. In 2022, Un Altro Studio was selected among the 25 best Italian studios in the SIGNS II – Grafica Italiana Contemporanea exhibition.

25x2=ANOTHER TRIP

from 22.10 to 8.11

Exhibition curated by Matteo Carboni
10:30 – 19:45 ADI Design Museum A journey of almost five thousand kilometers through Italy, twenty-six meetings and an irregular map built along the way. A research experience partly designed and partly entrusted to the unexpected, born from the encounter with people who live by design, belonging to different generations, paths and sensitivities. Each conversation took place in a place chosen by the interlocutor: in front of views, around improvised tables, walking, eating together. Because space is never neutral, but enters words, modifies the time of listening and builds relationships. At the centre of the exhibition is the van that accompanied the journey, gradually transforming itself from a means of transport at home, study and silent witness of the meetings. Next to it, the project takes shape through materials, images and traces of conversations collected along the way. A book was born from the trip, published in 2025 by Bug Edizioni + Lupetti Editore, which preserves the spontaneity of speech and the beauty of the imperfect, without transforming conversations into definitive answers. It is not a collection of interviews and it is not an essay on graphic design: it is an open space, made up of questions, doubts, deviations and people. In the first months of 2026, the van left to cross Italy again and take the book on a journey.