Graphic Archive: Marks, Colours, and the Stuff That Stuck
A drawer of visual identities, logos, and graphic leftovers accumulated over the years.
Musical favours, personal obsessions, experiments that seemed like a good idea at 2 AM.
This archive doesn't tell a career story. It tells a story of trying to turn sounds and
ideas into marks that don't immediately fade.
Most of them didn't pay the rent. Some of them didn't even cover the beer.
But they're here anyway.
Projects
Album covers, posters, and logos for collectives, labels, and nights that mostly happened in basements.
Aba Made Sound
2012 · Turin
Orange, texture, typography dragged through a photocopier. The album's still up on the music page. It holds up.
Cyberdread
2007 · Turin
My own electronic music and dub project. Logo outlived the activity. Tracks are still online. I wasn't that good anyway.
Dub Travellers
2005? · Turin
Poster for an Afro-Jazz House night. Best flyer I ever made. Shame about the turnout.
Visual Identities
Small projects for small realities.
Mafelicita
2010 · Turin
Sticker design for a friend's handmade clothing brand. She actually makes a living from it, which is more than most.
Nocciola Piemonte IGP
2018 · Piedmont
Label for a friend's hazelnut farm. Logo nods to early 1900s design. The tradition feels older than the business actually is.
Fluido
2014 · Turin
Logo for the best club Turin ever had. Blue, white, river right there. Now it's gone. Like everything good in this city.
Urban Projects
Ephemeroptera
2018 · Turin
Stylised insect on orange. Ephemeral turned into a sign. There's a site now: ephemeroptera.art. Recent. Still alive.
Analogue Aesthetics in a Digital World
Fanzines. Photocopiers. Printers that jammed at the worst moment. Grit. Colours that look washed. Typography that doesn't apologise.
No vector perfection. Just the soul of the thing. Retro, illustration, a healthy disrespect for corporate rules. Identities that feel lived-in, recognisable, slightly dusty—like they've already survived something.