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Looking closer.
Thinking across.

Living systems, the rhythm of music, the stories of a place. Different subjects invite different ways of looking. These fragments bring together research from my projects, before it becomes a finished visual language.

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Microscopic structures and textures from the visual research for Giulia’s thesis
A culture in a Petri dish, from the materials of From disgust to wonder

Bio-science · Visual perception

What changes
when we look closer?

Mould and fungi become a starting point for looking at what is often overlooked. Microscopic observations and cultures sit alongside the question of how disgust can give way to wonder.

Follow the question into the project ↗Materials from “From disgust to wonder”
Vinyl artwork from Giulia’s Bluenote visual identity project
A black Bluenote poster exploring the relationship between music, image and typography

Music · Visual culture

Can rhythm
become a visual language?

Bluenote brings music into the field of visual communication. Typography, image and composition become ways of giving live jazz a presence beyond the performance, from the club to the city.

Follow the question into the project ↗Visual materials from “Bluenote”
The road approaching Seyðisfjörður, from the place research for S93
The colourful street and church in Seyðisfjörður, from S93’s research materials

Place · People · Culture

How does a place
shape its stories?

In S93, the road, the horizon and the changing seasons become part of the publication’s language. Seyðisfjörður is approached through its landscape and cultural life, rather than as a fixed image.

Follow the question into the project ↗Place research from “S93”, with Antonia Babini

An open field

Not separate subjects.
Possible connections.

Bio-science, music, visual culture and sociology are territories of interest. What holds them together is curiosity about how people, images and living systems relate.

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