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Sbagliato

SBAGLIATO (wrong in english), is an artistic project founded in 2011 by three architects and designers from Rome. SBAGLIATO rises from the desire to generate an interference in the urban fabric, creating "gates" within the rigid order made up of architectures. This need is expressed and realized through the use of the poster, an ideal…
1 January 20190Comments

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Illustration

Irene Rinaldi

Irene Rinaldi is a talentuous freelance illustrator based near Rome. She collaborates with different illustrating publishing houses, makes illustrations for children's books, takes part in independent and self-productions projects and collaborates with Italian and international magazines and newspapers such as L'Espresso and The New York Times. Irene is specialized in handmade print, engraving and printing…
25 January 20180Comments

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Design

Redvalentino Boutique

India Mahdavi is an Iranian designer based in Paris, one of his latest project is the design of the REDValentino Boutique in Rome. The elegant interior is characterised by the colors rose and peach rose that give poetry and refinement. Floors and walls dialogue in a perfect harmony highlighted by the…
20 August 20160Comments

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Design

Superstudio 50

Superarchitecture is the architecture of overproduction, of overconsumption, the superinduction to superconsumption, the supermarket, superman and the gasoline "super". Archizoom e Superstudio, 1966 If you have the chance to visit Rome, you will find at MAXXI until the 4th of September 2016, SUPERSTUDIO 50 , a big retrospective 50 years after its…
30 April 20160Comments

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Design

Roma 20-25

“Roma 20-25 – Nuovi cicli di vita della metropoli / New Life Cycles for the Metropolis” is a collaboration between the city of Rome, MAXXI Architettura, 473 students and 100 docents from 25 Universities from all over the world. The workshop is inspired by "Roma Interrotta", a 1978 project by Incontri Internazionali d’Arte…
11 January 20160Comments

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