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The wallpaper I made for the brand new Hera Group Top Customer Service Point in Forlì aims to portray the sense of community of this city. The buildings and monuments of the main square Piazza Saffi provide a background for the people who make Forlì a vibrant and welcoming place every day. Hera is a multi-utility company operating in the distribution of gas, water, energy, and waste disposal in northern Italy. The colors of the illustration recall Hera's historic logo designed by Bob Noorda in 2002: magenta for energy, blue for water and green for the environment. The wallpaper is part of a broader project designed and developed by the architecture firm SpazioSP Studio Associato in collaboration with the creative studio Arte Vetrina Project. Photo and Video credit: Matteo Mammato.      Two illustrations for Harvard Business Review about how high-performing leaders often face internal limiting beliefs that hinder their effectiveness and career growth. Identifying and reframing these hidden blockers can unlock greater leadership potential and improve team and organizational outcomes. Article by Muriel M. Wilkins. Thanks to AD Carey Bass!     Cover illustration for UUWorld, the magazine of the Unitarian Universalist Association, which portrays a hopeful future made possible by the forethought of those who collectively sowed the seeds during difficult times. Thanks to AD Matt Rogers at Two by Sixteen.     Last week I was in Milan at the opening of SEMINA 2024. Ten artworks of mine have been beautifully reinterpreted as flower carpets by the Associazione Maestri Infioratori di Noto, and I also made a live painting performance at the Moschino store, main partner of the event. Here’s an extract of what I did. Unlike the rest of Italy, Milan has been quite rainy in this early summer, so I tried to bring some colors there! Thanks Alessandra Grillo, Beyond The Line Agency and Hines for having me involved in this beautiful project.  Plan B: how to escape an unhappy job and change life. Cover illustration for the new book by Valeria Teodonio, published in Italy by Sonzogno. Thanks to AD Ester Mazzoni!   Illustration for a greeting card project by the United Nations Global Compact (Pacte Mondial des Nations Unies) about the need to enable an ecological transition that leaves no one behind, and to take actions that advance societal goals. Thanks to AD Alice Tan!    Illustration for Scaglie, the magazine of Parmigiano Reggiano, celebrating Emilia-Romagna and its less known relationship with the world of fashion. A new generation of designers like Federico Cina, Marco Rambaldi and Luca Magliano considers our territory as an essential source of inspiration to develop their unique stylistic language. As a son of this region, I’m very proud of having illustrated this piece. AD by LUZ.   Pirelli from A to Z. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Pirelli, the company magazine "World" asked writers, designers and illustrators to describe with a letter of the alphabet the values that guided Pirelli over the time. I illustrated the letter L for "Lifestyle" since Pirelli has always been identified with a style, an elegance, a way of interpreting the times that goes far beyond the tyre manufacturing - it produced raincoats and swimsuits among other things. I also tried to portray the continuity between the city of Milan today, a leading, dynamic global center, and the city at the time of Pirelli's foundation in 1872. Thanks to AD Teresa Bellemo/Rivista Studio! Cover and interior illustrations for BYU Marriott Alumni Magazine: how to help level the career field for minorities, who don’t often get a fair opportunity in terms of getting a job/internship or promotions in the workplace. Thanks to AD Jon Woidka!        Another illustration for Entrepreneur Magazine about the exemplary behavior of some small entrepreneurs, whose creativity can trump any challenge. Thanks to AD Paul Scirecalabrisotto!
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