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An Honorable Italian Tattoo Artist | Interview with Marco Cerretelli
Since I’d heard that Marco Cerretelli’s career as a tattoo artist began with a prison style tattoo gun crafted from a walkman, toothbrush and pen, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I went to meet him on a beautiful sunny day in West Hollywood. Born and raised in Campi di Bisenzio outside of...
Street Fighter Making of Video | ZED1
Italian street artist ZED1 (Florence native Marco Burresi) is known above all for his colorful and playful characters. Indeed, they’re front and center in his latest mural which took him out of Italy to Amsterdam the Netherlands. The two battling characters of “Street Fighter” are painted on De Overkant (The Other side), an old industrial...
FW 2013-14 Women’s Collection Look Video | County of Milan
Marcelo Burlon’s new video The latest County of Milan look video, this time for the Fall / Winter 2013-14 Women’s Collection, has been released. Sexy, fierce, playful and coy, the dancing models representing Marcelo Burlon’s clothing project capture the spirit of a range of women, but they always have personality. Wearing t-shirts...
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Totem Creatures | Luca Boscardin x Kidsonroof
Created by Italian designer Luca Boscardin, Totem Creatures is a collection of 4 fantasy creatures made from recycled cardboard and creativity. Did you think toys were just for kids? Even an adult’s imagination can run wild with Totem Creature. Produced by Dutch Brand Kidsonroof, Luca Boscardin’s modular toy is meant to stimulate...
Herbarium Taste | Valentina Raffaelli
Food design for nutrition Food design might be a hot topic nowadays, but Valentina Raffaelli has given it a technical spin that is new, fresh, and focused on health. Influenced by her background as an architect and designer, she investigates the matter behind the form, and the taste, of everyday foods. The result...
PAESEMIO Graphic Pattern | Giulio Iacchetti
Sometimes home accents serve as more than just an ornament. They can offer an experience, allowing you to recall a place, a time, or even just a feeling. Imagine that you are back home from a fabulous holiday in a small Italian town. You’ll be probably feeling a bit nostalgic. You’ll probably...
Cordial Lamp | Nicolò Barlera
Winding up Italian lighting design “Less is more.” The Italian designer Nicolò Barlera has captured this saying in the form of his Cordial Lamp: ten meters of electrical cord rolled around to give birth to a pendant lamp. For the initial design, Barlera collaborated with designer Lorenzo Antonioni, then he developed...
La settimana bianca | Vintage Italian Week in the Snow
Let it snow… When there’s ice on the ground and cold wind biting my face as I’m going to work in the morning, I definitely get into a very bad mood. It seems natural for that to be my reaction. I mean, who likes being bundled up in the cold? The strange thing is, if you give...
Every Expression Has its Frame | Interview with Alice Pasquini
With her world of colored spray paints, acrylics, ink, and paper, young artist Alice Pasquini takes her art with her while she travels the world. Her drawings can be seen on dozens of walls in Italy, Spain, Germany and the rest of Europe. Not content to merely follow news of this amazing artist, we decided to...
Drops | A Special Collaborative Project by Italian Fashion Designer Gianni Serra
Gianni Serra’s creative journey has taken him from Sardinia to Milan to Rome and on to international fortune. From couture to pret-a-porter his refined aesthetic translates into clean and minimal clothing with elegant draping. Drops is a special project from Gianni, artist Sara Scanderebech and photographer Agneza Dorkin. The video combines the...
Erotica | Interview with Italian Photographer Angela Loveday
Never say never How many times has someone warned you to “never say never”? I’m wondering if those are the same words Angela Loveday heard when, as a child, she used to say she hated photography. And, who knows, maybe she even thought of the same phrase as she ventured into the world of...
The Art of Information Intervention | Interview with Italian Artist Paolo Cirio
Whether you call him a media and information artist, sculptor, manipulator or hacker, Brooklyn-based Italian artist Paolo Cirio’s provocative art interventions grab attention by challenging conventional ideas about how we communicate with each other. In P2P Gift Cards he created illegal counterfeit virtual money. For Street Ghosts he printed images of people captured in Google street...
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