TYPE
Logo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design, Book Design
YEAR
2019
CLIENT
HUB/ART Exhibition ltd
WEBSITE
HUB/ART is an independent observatory dedicated to the multiple languages of contemporary art.
An exhibition space located in the south of Milan near the Prada Foundation and the new Fastweb headquarters, within the Interface HUB building, headquarter of Interface Facility Management company.
I redesigned the website and brand to mark the new autonomy and independence of the project as a spin-off of Interface: the gallery naming was Interface HUB/ART, and the evolution in HUB/ART (even for not losing all the web visibility and recognizability built in the last years) was pretty natural.
The website features an extensive use of GT America Extended and GT Sectra Display, used both filled and outline. Big and bold uppercase letters are used outlined as wallpaper of each section of the pages to serve as title and to emphatize the parallax effect of the website; furthermore, the overlapping of these letters with the copy of titles and excerpts of the articles – which causes here and there a slight illegibility – "forces" the user to continuosly play and slightly scroll the the page, fostering an active role of the reader.
The parallax effect and balanced animations of the elements enhances the usability and encurage the exploration of the website, which features both press releases of the exhibitions with pictures of the artpieces on display, and essays, interviews, critical texts and biographies of the authors.
The WHITE section of the homepage collects articles and news about the art and design worlds. Closes the page the "Author of the Month" section with a showcase of a selected artist, designer or illustrator's work.
While redesigning HUB/ART visuals, I developed a new format and visual style of the Gallery's exhibitions catalogues. The cover of each issue feature a fullsize picture of an artpiece of the exhibition on which is overlayered a vertical banner on the left, containing all the relevant informations.
The text is rotated by 90 degrees in order to optimize the space and allow the cover image to breathe, while having enough room to host even long titles, multiple rows and columns of info about the dates, venue and curators.
Selected Works
San Martino in LuccaBook Design
IdentistoriesLogo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design, Illustration
Storie ItalianeBook Design
Giacomo Sardini | 1750–1811Book Design
André Júlio TurquesaAlbum Design, Poster Design, Illustration
Affetti CollateraliBook Design
D1GITArt Direction, Editorial Design
DBLLogo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design
Polittico Research LabPoster Design, Brand Identity, Web Design
Roberto Mariani ArchitettoExhibition Design, Art Direction
Genesis Lectures 2019Poster Design, Brand Identity, Web Design
120gBrand Identity, Web Design, Art Direction
LacunaEditorial Design
A field guide to architectureEditorial Design
Diletta BagsLogo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design, Art Direction
TuscanynessBrand Identity
Centro NINALogo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design
Genesis Lectures 2018Poster Design, Brand Identity, Web Design
Master's Degree ThesisBook Design
Bachelor's Degree ThesisBook Design
Affetti DaLogo Design, Brand Identity
Pisa Botanical GardenLogo Design, Brand Identity
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