Services and method

Approach

I work on my own, made to measure, and follow every project personally: from the first message to delivery you always talk to me.

My services

Five languages, one way of seeing. I can follow a project from idea to delivery, or step into one specific part.

  1. Visual art

    Works, series and site-specific projects for galleries, festivals and exhibition spaces.

  2. Graphic design

    Graphics for events, culture and communication, designed for the formats they live in.

  3. Video & motion

    Video art, editing, titles and motion graphics, with the same eye as still work.

  4. Visual identities

    Mark, colours, typefaces and usage rules for projects, studios and institutions.

  5. Installations

    Exhibition design and installations, virtual ones too, from idea to audience.

In detail

Artworks, series and site-specific projects for galleries, festivals, exhibition spaces and organisations looking for an artistic intervention: from the idea to the public presentation.

What I deliver

  • Artworks and series (print, digital, video)
  • Installations and exhibition set-ups, virtual ones included
  • Texts and materials for the exhibition

Propose an exhibition or a collaboration

Graphic projects with a recognisable character for events, culture and communication: each piece starts from a clear idea and adapts to the formats it has to live in.

What I deliver

  • Graphics for events and festivals
  • Printed and digital materials
  • Formats for social media and newsletters

Tell me about your design project

A coherent visual system for a project, a studio or an institution: the mark, the colours, the typefaces and the rules to use them well over time.

What I deliver

  • Logo and its variants
  • Colour palette and typography
  • Usage guidelines
  • First applications (print, social media, website)

Ask for a proposal for your identity

Layout for books, magazines, reports and digital publications: a grid designed around the content, comfortable reading, files ready for print or screen.

What I deliver

  • Grid and style design
  • Complete layout
  • Print-ready files
  • Digital version (interactive PDF or web page)

Tell me about your publication

Posters for films, exhibitions and events, and art catalogues, bilingual ones included: images and texts that stay readable from the wall to the page.

What I deliver

  • Poster in print and social media formats
  • Laid-out catalogue, multilingual if needed
  • Coordination with the printer

Ask for a poster or a catalogue

Video art, editing, titles and animated graphics: moving images built with the same eye as the still work.

What I deliver

  • Editing and colour correction
  • Titles and graphic animation
  • Versions for web, social media and screenings

Tell me about your video

Music videos and video content for brands and cultural organisations, followed from writing to post-production.

What I deliver

  • Concept, script and storyboard
  • Direction and shooting
  • Editing and platform versions

Let’s talk about your music video or content

Clear texts with a recognisable voice for websites, exhibitions, catalogues and communication: written to be read, not just to fill space.

What I deliver

  • Web page copy
  • Exhibition and catalogue texts
  • Social media and newsletter copy

Ask for copy for your project

Websites and pages for artists, studios and cultural projects: content structure, design for phone and desktop, care for readability and accessibility.

What I deliver

  • Content structure and user journey
  • Page design for phone and desktop
  • Support through the launch

Tell me about your website

The visual direction of a project: holding images, graphics, video and the people involved together, so that the result speaks with one voice.

What I deliver

  • Moodboard and references
  • Visual guidelines for the project
  • Supervision of shoots and production

Ask for art direction

Before producing anything: understanding who you are talking to, what you want to say and in which languages, so that every visual choice has a reason.

What I deliver

  • Goals and audience
  • Concept and creative directions
  • Content and format plan

Let’s start with the strategy

The method

How I work

Six clear phases, so you always know where the project stands, what I need from you and what you receive.

  1. First conversation

    You write to me or we have a short call. We talk about the idea, the audience, the timing and an indicative budget.

    What you prepare

    A few lines about the project, references you like, a deadline if there is one.

    What you receive

    The right questions to understand the project and an idea of how I can help.

  2. Proposal and quote

    I put in writing what I will do, in which phases, with which deliverables and at what cost.

    What you prepare

    Any information still missing after the first conversation.

    What you receive

    A clear proposal with phases, deliverables, indicative timing and a quote.

  3. Creative direction

    Research, references and one or more directions to choose together, before going into detail.

    What you prepare

    Existing materials (texts, images, logo) and your view on the directions.

    What you receive

    A moodboard or sketches with the direction to work on.

  4. Development

    The project takes shape along the chosen direction: design, shooting, layout or writing, depending on the service.

    What you prepare

    Final content and any access needed, within the agreed time.

    What you receive

    Updates in stages, so you see the work grow.

  5. Revisions

    We review the work together and refine it. How many rounds of revision are included is written in the proposal.

    What you prepare

    Feedback gathered in a single message, from one contact person.

    What you receive

    Updated versions until approval.

  6. Delivery

    Final files ready to use, organised and in the formats you need.

    What you prepare

    The final approval.

    What you receive

    Files for print, web or screen and, if needed, notes on how to use them.

Timing and costs

They depend on the project: you will find them in writing in the proposal, before we start. If a phase changes, we talk about it before moving on.

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