Architecture Venice Biennale 2014
2014
Venice
Developed as Graphic Designer for OMA
Focus: Exhibition Graphic Design
Graphic design for the Biennale catalogue, with the art direction of Irma Boom.
During my time at OMA, I had the opportunity to contribute to the Monditalia exhibition at the Arsenale, a cornerstone of the 2014 Architecture Biennale directed by Rem Koolhaas.
Monditalia served as a comprehensive, multi-layered scan of Italy, scanning the host country's complex political, social, and physical landscapes.
The exhibition brought together 41 architectural projects and 82 films, merging architecture with La Biennale’s dance, music, theatre, and film sections for the first time. Each project investigated unique, highly localized conditions, collectively forming a portrait of Italy.
For the exhibition design, I worked on developing the 315-meter-long scan of the Tabula Peutingeriana, a massive curtain that run through the Arsenale, serving as the central piece that divided the hall and articulated the sequence of all the projects along it.
Additionally, I worked on the catalogue for the Biennale and all the signage and environmental graphics associated with the exhibition space, ensuring a cohesive visual identity for this multidisciplinary experience.
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