Every performance has a beatdesign is how that movement speaks.
Project overview
Battiti Festival is an internationally recognised event organised by Teatro Furio Camillo in Rome. It showcased dynamic performances by circus artists worldwide, blending contemporary scenic arts with workshops that encouraged creativity and skill development. In 2014, during my 3-month Leonardo da Vinci Work Scholarship, as a Graphic Designer in Italy. I worked on various print design projects.
The Challenge: I created promotional materials showcasing Italian performances and workshops. As the Co-Artistic Director spoke only Italian, I navigated the language barrier through visual problem-solving, .
Project Scope: I developed cohesive print campaigns, including event posters, workshop posters, and newspaper adverts, maintaining a consistent, visually striking, and engaging identity across all materials.
Credits: Design includes photography by © Matteo Nardone and Bertil Nilsson.
Performing Arts
Duration
3 months
Tool Used
Adobe InDesign
Design Process
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Performer Observation
Italian Content
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Mood boards
Thematic Colour
Typography
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Workshop Layouts
Feedback Iterations
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Newspaper Adverts
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