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Mattia Castiglioni is an award-winning Executive Director based in Milan, with consolidated experience in branding, strategic design and corporate identity. In Landor he leads multidisciplinary teams in the development of brand projects at national and international level, in areas ranging from culture to sport, from energy to finance, up to consumer goods and institutions. Among the projects he has worked on are the emblem of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milan Cortina 2026, De'Longhi, Nespresso, Elica, ITA Airways, Generali, Lamborghini, Moleskine, Amplifon and other national and international brands. His approach is placed at the intersection of strategy, system and craft, guiding identity projects capable of being culturally relevant, generating a concrete impact on the business and developing coherently through complex ecosystems. Over the years, his work and leadership have won awards in the main international awards.

BE BRAVE!

23.10

Talk by ADCI Art Directors Club Italiano
15:30 ADI Design Museum Italian graphics lives a unique and extraordinary paradox. On the one hand there is an overwhelming energy: classrooms full in design schools and festivals such as BIG that record everything sold out, a sign of a discipline in excellent health. On the other hand, young people are faced with precariousness, uncertainty and difficulty in entering the market, oscillating between disillusionment and catastrophism. There are those who see a permanent crisis and those who, on the contrary, recognize its extraordinary vitality. To overcome this stalemate, the meeting promoted by ADCI compares the experience of three professionals. The goal is to attempt a synthesis through five keywords: Coraggio to dare and overcome traditional boundaries. Insofferenza towards the status quo and visual clichés. Transgression to break the rules and innovate. Enthusiasm as the engine of each new vision. Passione as a lifeblood to resist and impose itself. An aptitude tool kit, even before being professional, to survive in the universe of contemporary visual cultures.