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Windward Magazine

Creative Direction: Tommaso Romanelli
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori
Photography: Mattia Balsamini, Alberto Cantù, Bea De Giacomo, Gerolamo Soldini, Gaia Anselmi Tamburini, Piero Martinello
Published by: Teorema Studio Srl
Format: 240 × 300 mm
Typefaces: ABC Solar © Renan Rosatti — Dinamo; Jannon © François Rappo — Optimo

Windward proposes a different take on sailing, looking at its culture, people and aesthetics from a contemporary perspective. The art direction extends across photography, typography and editorial design, with a website and social media strategy currently in development.

Creative Direction, Art Direction, Photo Production, Web Design, Editorial Design

Decoratori Bassanesi: Catalogue & Website

Year: 2026
Creative Direction: Federica Biasi
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi Form
Web Design: Lorenzo Rindori
Photography: Claudia Zalla, Louis de Belle, Andrea Olivo, Dario Cervellin, Matteo Imbriani, Stefania Zanetti with Matteo Bellomo, Simone Furiosi
3D Visualisations: Operavisual

The project extends a unified visual language across print and digital communication. The 224-page general catalogue organises the company’s collections through a consistent editorial structure combining product photography, 3D visualisations and technical information. The website translates this system into a digital environment, bringing together the product catalogue, collections and corporate content through a structured interface designed for exploration across different types of content.

Catalogue
Format: 210 × 280 mm
Pages: 224
Production: Hardcover, hot foil stamping and debossing

Art Direction, Editorial Design, UX/UI Design, Web Design, Web Development

Gabb Mastering®

Year: 2026

The identity was developed as a self-contained visual signature rather than part of a wider brand system. A modular letterform was constructed and repeated to generate the logotype, with its proportions and relationships refined through different applications. The mark was applied across embossed, printed and cut treatments, testing the identity across different materials and finishes.

Brand Identity, Logo Design, Custom Lettering

QuadroDesign: Magazine SDM2026

Creative Direction: Multi Form
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi Form
Format: 230 × 290mm
Number of pages: 24
Techniques: softcover, 5-colour offset printing, saddle-stitch binding

The publication was developed in collaboration with Multi Form as part of the wider visual communication for QuadroDesign. The 24-page brochure documents the concept behind the Salone del Mobile installation, combining architectural drawings, photography and editorial content to trace the project from its temporary exhibition context to its future use as a permanent public building in Zambia.

Corporate Identity, Editorial Design, Art Direction and Photography Production

Teorema™ Studio Identity and Website

Year: 2025
Corporate Identity and Web Design: Lorenzo Rindori

The identity and landing page establish the visual direction of Teorema™ Studio. The landing page takes a highly visual, film-like approach, combining imagery and motion with small-scale contemporary typography.

Brand Identity, UX/UI Design, Web Design and Web Development

Centro di Residenza delle Arti Performative del Friuli Venezia Giulia

Year: 2025
Art Direction and Design: Lorenzo Rindori
Logo Design: Lorenzo Rindori

The project combines the visual identity with the design of an interactive website for the centre. The calendar is central to the platform, allowing users to navigate the programme, performances, residencies, artists and activities.

Brand Identity, Logo Design, UX/UI Design, Web Design, Visual Communication

Tempi Responsabili—Responsible Times

Client: Università Iuav di Venezia
Project Lead: Saul Marcadent
Scientific Director: Gabriele Monti
Industry Partner: Manteco S.p.A.
Research Project: Weaving Sustainability: Designing Fashion through Ecological Transition
Duration: 2022–2024 (research project), 2023–2025 (public programme and publication)

The visual identity is built around typography and a series of custom patterns that become the main graphic elements across the project. The patterns are used across publications, exhibition materials, event communication, workshops, talks and digital applications.

Research, Visual Identity, Editorial Design

Koru Design Website

Year: 2024
Creative Direction and Corporate Identity: Multi Form
Web Design: Lorenzo Rindori

The website brings together Koru Design’s product catalogue, editorial content and e-commerce. The design organises the studio’s collections and individual products alongside the content related to them, with the e-commerce integrated into the same platform.

UX/UI Design, Web Design and Web Development

Dune. Writings on Fashion, Design and Visual Culture
Vol. 004 n. 001, Biosphere

Year: 2023
Published by: Flash Art (2020–2024) and Università Iuav di Venezia
Editors: Saul Marcadent, Gabriele Monti
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi Form

The issue brings together essays, conversations and visual research on ecological transition, spanning ecology, political economy, speculative design, ecodesign and fashion studies. The editorial design organises these different contributions within the visual language of Dune.

ISSN: 2705-0084
Format: 195 × 265 mm
Pages: 152
Typefaces: Basel Grotesk © Chi-Long Treu — Optimo; Life © Francesco Simoncini and Wilhelm Bilz — Elsner+Flake

Editorial Design

Hic Sunt Leones. Leone Sbrana 1919–2009

Research, Texts, Interviews, Image Research and Book Design: Lorenzo Rindori
Foreword: Michele Galluzzo
Editing: Lisa Cadamuro
Text Contributions: Franco Chiani, Leo Sbrana, Annabella Sbrana, Luigi Aglietti, Mauro Bubbico
Published by: Multi Form Publishing, 2023

The publication brings together an extensive body of archival material, interviews and photographic research documenting Leone Sbrana’s work and legacy. The project involved extensive archival research and cataloguing, which shaped the organisation of the publication..

ISBN: 979-12-210-3101-0
Format: 230 × 290 mm
Pages: 228
Printing: Digital and silkscreen
Typeface: Basel Grotesk © Chi-Long Treu — Optimo Foundry

Research Project, Book Concept and Design

Dune. Writings on Fashion, Design and Visual Culture
Vol. 003 n. 002 — Francesca Alinovi

Year: 2023
Published by: Flash Art (2020–2024) and Università Iuav di Venezia
Editors: Saul Marcadent, Gabriele Monti
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi Form

The issue brings together contributions by historians, critics and artists, combining original texts and visual material with the proceedings of the 2022 symposium Francesca Alinovi: Militanza della critica d’arte e contaminazione dei linguaggi artistici, held at MAXXI — Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo in Rome. One contribution reproduces scans of Alinovi’s articles from contemporary magazines, printed on an extremely thin glossy stock using black and silver: silver was used for the images, dust and imperfections of the scans, while black was reserved for the text.

ISSN: 2705-0084
Format: 195 × 265 mm
Pages: 152
Language: English and Italian
Typefaces: Basel Grotesk © Chi-Long Treu — Optimo; Life © Francesco Simoncini and Wilhelm Bilz — Elsner+Flake

Editorial Design

Ultra Screendance Festival

Year: 2023

Concept: Francesco Collavino, CEC Centro Espressioni Cinematografiche
With the collaboration of Dance On Screen Film Festival
Art Direction and Design: Lorenzo Rindori
Images: Lorenzo Rindori

The visual identity combines typography and graphic elements with original imagery developed from frames taken from videos presented at the festival. The system was applied across the festival’s printed and digital communication, as well as exhibition materials.

Typefaces: Aktual © Alberto Moreu — Formula Type; IPA Mincho © Information-technology Promotion Agency
Printing: Offset and digital printing

Poster Design, Editorial Design, Exhibition Design

Photolux Festival 2024: Il Bel Paese?

Year: 2024
Art Direction, Graphic Design and Identity: Lorenzo Rindori with Paolo Angelini

The visual identity was applied across the festival’s printed and digital communication, exhibition materials and signage. The project also included the design of the catalogue, combining the festival programme with photographic and editorial content.

Catalogue
Format: 240 × 320 mm
Pages: 144
Production: Thread-sewn softcover with reinforced endpapers, wrapped spine and dust jacket

Poster Design, Editorial Design, Exhibition Design, Signage Systems

QuadroDesign: Hum Collection Catalogue

Creative Direction: Multi Form
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi Form
Photography: Omar Sartor
Format: 230 × 290 mm
Production: Hardcover with dust jacket, hot foil stamping and blind embossing

The project applies a catalogue and still-life format developed for QuadroDesign’s new collections, first established with Super and subsequently extended to Hum. The still-life photography, developed with Omar Sartor, was created for both the printed catalogue and digital communication, and focuses on the details, materials and forms of the products.

Corporate Identity, Editorial Design, Art Direction, Photography Production

Teatro Contatto by CSS Teatro stabile di innovazione del Friuli Venezia Giulia

Year: 2024–2025
Category: Campaign Design
Design and Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori

The project brings together the communication materials produced for the 2024–2025 season, including printed and editorial applications developed across the programme.

Campaign Design, Art Direction, Visual Communication

QuadroDesign: Editorial System

Creative Direction: Multi Form
Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi Form
Photography: Luca A. Caizzi, Alecio Ferrari, Omar Sartor

The project brings together QuadroDesign’s printed communication across different formats, including the General Catalogue, Compendium, catalogue binder, sample folder and dedicated catalogues for Super, Hum and A14. The publications combine product photography, technical information and editorial content, while the binder and sample folder extend the system to the physical presentation of the collections.

Corporate Identity, Editorial Design, Art Direction and Photography Production

Transparent Architecture Through Contemporary Art

Exhibition
8 June – 26 October 2025
Curated by: Guido Comis, Linda Carello with Daniele Capra
Organised by: ERPAC

Publication
Edited by: Guido Comis, Linda Carello with Daniele Capra
Published by: Gaspari Editore, 2025
ISBN: 979-12-565-5086-9

The exhibition graphics and catalogue were designed as part of the same project. The catalogue brings together artworks, architectural elements and documentation of the exhibition through image sequencing, typography and page composition.

Poster and Editorial design, Exhibition Design and Signage Systems

Site Read: Seven Curators on Their Landmark Exhibitions

Year: 2020
Published by: Mousse Publishing
Edited by: Paula Marincola
Texts by: Yves Aupetitallot, Mary Jane Jacob, Lu Jie, Raimundas Malašauskas, Alan W. Moore, Seth Siegelaub with Teresa Gleadowe, Jennifer (Licht) Winkworth
Introduction by: Bruce Altshuler
Editorial Design: Lorenzo Rindori with DallasDallas

Site Read examines seven landmark exhibitions through the voices of the curators who conceived them, exploring how different approaches to site have shaped exhibition-making beyond the conventional museum setting. The publication brings together these accounts as a series of distinct case studies, each tracing the motivations, conditions and consequences of an exhibition. The design reflects this structure through a consistent editorial framework that allows each contribution to retain its own character while forming part of a broader narrative.

ISBN: 978-88-6749-393-7
Format: 135 × 205 mm
Pages: 192
Printing and binding: Ediprima S.r.l.

Editorial Design

Quaderna50: A Chequered World

Year: 2024
Creative Direction: Multi Form
Design: Lorenzo Rindori

The exhibition presents the history of Quaderna and its relationship with Superstudio through panels, archival material and moving image. The exhibition design organises these elements within the space, alongside the publication produced for the 50th anniversary.

Publication

The project also included a 24-page publication accompanying the exhibition. The publication brings together historical and visual material related to Quaderna and its 50th anniversary.

Format: 210 × 280 mm
Pages: 24

Brand Communication, Corporate Design, Exhibition Design, Editorial Design

In Search of Appropriate Images
by Mattia Balsamini

Year: 2021
Published by: Skinnerboox

Design: Lorenzo Rindori with Multi FormThe publication consists of two independent blocks bound together within a single rigid cover. Each block opens from the bottom upwards, creating two separate sequences within the same book. The editorial design uses variations in scale, pacing and white space to structure the sequence of images.

ISBN: 978-88-94895-42-1
Format: 190 × 265 mm
Pages: 160
Binding: Hardcover with two blocks

Editorial Design

Teatro Contatto by CSS Teatro stabile di innovazione del Friuli Venezia Giulia

Years: 2020–2024
Category: Campaign Design
Creative Direction: Multi Form
Design and Art Direction: Lorenzo Rindori

The project encompasses communication materials produced across the 2020–2024 seasons, including booklets, posters, flyers, postcards and other printed applications. The different campaigns developed across a range of formats while remaining part of the same visual identity.

Campaign Design, Art Direction, Visual Communication

Archaic: The Pavilion of Iraq

57th Venice Biennale
Year: 2017
Edited by: Tamara Chalabi and Paolo Colombo

The catalogue brings together the work of eight Iraqi artists with a collection of ancient artefacts from the Iraq Museum, spanning six millennia of Iraqi history. The artefacts are presented through a systematic sequence of images and information, creating an encyclopaedic section within the publication that places the objects in direct relation to the contemporary works. The design draws on this juxtaposition to create a visual dialogue between different periods, forms and modes of representation.

Language: English
Pages: 140
Format: 290 × 230 mm
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: 978-88-6749-278-7

Editorial Design