Bio / CollaboratorsGuglielmo Giomi is a visual designer and art director with an interdisciplinary approach. In his self-initiated works he enquires phenomena of representation and tactics of counter representations moving between different scales, from individual to national, from global to particular. His research focuses on geographic identity, spatial empowerment, photographic speculation and narrative mapping, with a particular attention to the frictions and affordances between virtual and physical spaces. In his professional practice Giomi’s projects addresses the hybrid and flexible role of an art director in complex social systems by developing tools and editorial methodologies to actively engage audiences within design processes. Mastering predominantly graphic and photographic languages – he also draws on media such as data, cartographies, film, printed and digital matters– as well as performance and action. His favourite projects results in integrated designs that generate effects and thrive within an interconnected social system.

Guglielmo Giomi (Italy, 1995) is a communication designer and art director graduated in Visual Design at Politecnico di Milano (IT) in Photography & Society at Royal Academy of Arts The Hague, with a psotgraduate study in Data Science from University of Pisa. In his professional practice his work addresses the hybrid and flexible role of a designer in complex social systems by developing tools and design methodologies to actively engage audiences within design processes. Mastering predominantly information and photographic languages – he also draws on media such as audiovisuals and editorial artefacts both on printed and digital matters. His projects result in integrated designs that generate effects and thrive within an interconnected social system.

In his self-initiated work he enquires phenomena of representation and tactics of counter representation moving between different scales, from individual to national, from global to particular. His research focuses on spatial identity and mapping, with a particular attention to the frictions and affordances between virtual and physical spaces.
More of his personal lens based work could be seen here.

Selected clients and collaborations:

The Vision
Levi’s
Royal Academy of the Arts The Hague
Fosbury Architecture
Kublai Klan
A/S
Agency In The Wild
Kode
Tokyobike Milano
Polvere Magazine
Der Greif
Politecnico di Milano
Baobab Magazine
Tokyobike Milano
Palazzo Magnani Reggio Emilia
Bjørk Florence
Batia Suter