Nemici
The Nemici exhibition explores the visual representation of the war enemy during the period of the First World War. Through a selection of 200 historical postcards, illustrated by famous European authors, it investigates a difficult moment in 20th century history between forced propaganda and latent satire. The studio has designed the visual identity, the layout and the catalogue.
The integrated project reinterprets visual and architectural elements typical of wartime Heterotopia. In this sense, the obsessive scheme of the "N" becomes a visual metaphor of trench, barricade and barbed wire; while the exhibition frame relives occasional and semi-permanent structures and shelters of the Great War.
Designed at CoMoDo
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Exhibition & Catalogue
Client: ISUC - Istituto per la storia dell'Umbria contemporanea
Curators: Gianni Bovini, Valentina Marini and Alberto Sorbini
Place: Palazzo delle Penna, Perugia
Year: 2018
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Publishing house: Editoriale Umbra
Format: 220 × 280 mm
Pages: 288 pp.
Binding: Smith sewn binding
Paper: Munken Artic White, 90 gr - 300 gr
Edition: 1
Copies: 500
ISBN: 8888802991
Nemici
The Nemici exhibition explores the visual representation of the war enemy during the period of the First World War. Through a selection of 200 historical postcards, illustrated by famous European authors, it investigates a difficult moment in 20th century history between forced propaganda and latent satire. The studio has designed the visual identity, the layout and the catalogue.
The integrated project reinterprets visual and architectural elements typical of wartime Heterotopia. In this sense, the obsessive scheme of the "N" becomes a visual metaphor of trench, barricade and barbed wire; while the exhibition frame relives occasional and semi-permanent structures and shelters of the Great War.
Designed at CoMoDo
-
Exhibition & Catalogue
Client: ISUC - Istituto per la storia dell'Umbria contemporanea
Curators: Gianni Bovini, Valentina Marini and Alberto Sorbini
Place: Palazzo delle Penna, Perugia
Year: 2018
-
Publishing house: Editoriale Umbra
Format: 220 × 280 mm
Pages: 288 pp.
Binding: Smith sewn binding
Paper: Munken Artic White, 90 gr - 300 gr
Edition: 1
Copies: 500
ISBN: 8888802991
