Un Mondo in Giardino: lo Sbocciare delle Tecniche Extramediali in un Esame
Extramedial Techniques Exam Layout Design // 2019
In 2019, I had the privilege of designing the layout for my colleague’s thesis on extramedial techniques at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. The captivating project, titled “Un Mondo in Giardino” (A World in the Garden), explores the intersection of art, technology, and nature.
The contest
With a variety of multimedia elements, including resins, moss, and micro-organisms, the thesis offers a fresh and innovative perspective, igniting curiosity and contemplation on the interconnectedness of our world and the power of artistic expression.
For the Extramedial Techniques Thesis Layout meticulous visuals, I highlight the project’s distinctive features and effectively convey its thought-provoking message. By arranging content and utilizing visual elements, I create an immersive experience that engages and captivates viewers.
The vision
The Extramedial Techniques Thesis Layout design serves as a canvas, seamlessly blending artistic vision and scientific exploration. It showcases intricate details, textures, and concepts, inviting viewers on a journey through the enchanting world of the garden.
The visually captivating layout beautifully captures the harmonious fusion of art, technology, and nature in “Un Mondo in Giardino.” It evokes emotions, sparks curiosity, and prompts meaningful dialogue about our relationship with the environment and the potential of artistic expression.
Collaborating on this enriching project with my collegue pushes the boundaries of design, allowing us to explore new possibilities. Witnessing the positive reception and active audience engagement further reinforces the effectiveness of visual communication in conveying complex concepts. The experience of working on this project has been both inspiring and transformative, fueling my passion for pushing creative boundaries and fostering meaningful connections through design.