PILLOLO MASCHILE

Editorial & Packaging

An editorial project bridging design and medicine, Pillolo Maschile traces how visual communication shaped public health literacy and examines contraception’s ethics and history—from the female pill’s contested rise to a speculative male pill—via medicine-style packaging and a leaflet, making the book a critical device.

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CYOP&KAF: POTRAITS

My goal was to bring the cyop&kaf mural characters from Naples’ Spanish Quarters to life, showcasing their unique traits and vibrant history.

Furniture Design

Zeta Lamp is a floor lamp in matte-patinated aluminum. Compact (2.7 kg) and offered in five colors, it uses dual LED strips diffused by PMMA for uniform light, while a central touch dimmer controls power and brightness within a clean, futuristic form.

THE HANDMAID’S TALE

I reimagined The Handmaid’s Tale from the story’s core: a regime that assigns roles and strips away names, controlling women’s bodies and voices.

Packaging Design

Christmas packaging for Lush inspired by the Neapolitan cabala: witty illustrations, gestural lettering, and a pink–green palette for gift boxes and coordinated accessories. A modular, playful, plastic-free system that tells each product’s story through micro-narratives.

SAISON ROMAINES

For “Saison Romaines” at the Musée Gallo-Romain, we designed three interactive stations: RESTORATION ATELIER, CLEANING ATELIER, TESSERAE ANALYSIS ATELIER, so visitors act as archaeologists.

Furniture Design

Sella Bench is a compact steel bench in mirror and matte finishes—durable, recyclable, and built to last. A water-jet pattern lets light in and greenery grow; the minimal form fits any context. Anchors with anchor bolts and expansion plugs for secure outdoor installation.

TRABOULES DE LYON

The traboules are hidden passageways that connect courtyards and streets across the districts of Croix-Rousse, Vieux Lyon, and the Presqu’île in Lyon, France. I designed a modular wayfinding system that preserves residents’ quiet and enhances the visitor experience.

PORTO DI NAPOLI

The Port of Naples wayfinding system marries form and function: coherent layouts and hardware make directions clear and immediate. A four-color scheme differentiates piers and routes, while formats—from compact lecterns to large map totems—and strategic placement guide visitors across the site.

Custom-designed suitcase for transporting and presenting Orama Minimal Frames’ glazing solutions: the left side holds strategically positioned exhibition pieces; the right side includes a protective mat for safe placement; a compact technical book details materials, technology, and applications.

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