We’ve been invited to produce a poster for Kartell Goes Sottsass exhibition at Kartell Flagship Store: we screen printed the 60 × 85 cm panel with a limited edition matt black artwork that synthesizes some graphic objects inspired by Ettore Sottsass’ work.

Graphic Design Festival Scotland (GDFS) is an international organisation promoting creativity, innovation, collaboration and challenging ways of thinking through a programme of workshops, talks, discussions, exhibitions, competitions, music and public artwork.

We’ve been among the twenty studios invited by The Bakery (Moscow) to participate to United Notions exhibition in Moscow and Berlin; curated by The Bakery (Moscow), printed by Bomb Screenprint, supported by Arjo Wiggins, the exhibition promotes understanding between Nations, focusing on some words that don’t have a real translation in foreign languages.

We've been among the selected participants of the exhibition Timeless Massimo Vignelli that took place in Barcelona, starting from June 8th until August 31st at Disseny Hub Barcelona: using the typeface and the forms Mr. Vignelli adopted for New York City Transit Authority Manual, we reinterpreted them on a grid system based poster.

The Alcatraz section of the Stazione Leopolda will be the setting for an olfactory-artistic project: a new concept and interactive installation dedicated to love potions, created exclusively for Pitti Fragranze.

The Soirée Graphique organised by Komet has been held annually since 2008. The exhibition is a platform for creative artists in the fields of graphic design, photography and the visual arts. It promotes visual design, stimulates new works and reflects trends in contemporary graphic design.

We’ve been invited by The Coca-Cola Company to reimagine the vintage Coca-Cola bottle imagery among more than 100 other designers and artist from 15 countries, using just red and black, to celebrate the first 100 years of the shape of the bottle. Selected artworks will be included in ‘The Coca-Cola Bottle: An American Icon at 100’, an exhibit opening this weekend at the High Museum in Atlanta and in the traveling art tour ‘The Coca-Cola Bottle Art Tour: Inspiring Pop Culture for 100 Years’.