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Currently based in Milan, I am a freelance writer in the creative sector doing both high-profile interviews and news articles on key players in art, fashion, and design.

Previously, as a staff writer on designboom's branded content team, we worked with clients to highlight their projects in the field of art, design, architecture, and technology. While with the publication, I got to explore the intricacies of the contemporary creative sphere and delve into the importance of objects.
 

Novembre

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Meriem Bennani’s “For My Best Family” is a playful, heartfelt expansion to Fondazione Prada’s glamorous cultural sphere. Featuring pneumatically powered flip-flops, a jackal-bear romance, and the voices of her loved ones, Bennani’s work is both imaginative and grounded. Alongside the animated film, “For Aicha,” her Milan exhibition includes the sound installation, “Sole Crushing,” composed by music producer, Cheb Runner (Reda Senhaji).

Lampoon

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Author and anthropologist Grazia Ting Deng recounts foaming milk, Occidentalist fantasies, and the socio-economic journey that has brought Chinese-run coffee bars to prominence in Italy In Milan, if you go to a pasticceria in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, customers will undoubtably be greeted by an Italian hostess waiting, not only to bring them a brioche, but to give them a taste of the dolce vita.

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László Tóth’s story of migration may be the most American of all. Judy Becker, production designer of Carol and Brokeback Mountain fame, on how she developed the work of this truly American designer. In Brady Corbet’s 2024 film, starring Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones, Judy Becker crafts a vision of America seen through starkly different perspectives—wealthy businessmen shaping the nation’s future and refugees struggling to carve out a place in the promised land. 

NR Magazine

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In his conversation with NR, Sestig admits to falling into the stereotype of architects, saying, “I can still be a bit stubborn with my own vision.” But on the contrary, he constantly strives to see from the point of view of both architects (past and present) and clients alike. In doing so, he brings into contemporary view the spaces underneath, besides, and between historic architecture.

designboom

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Interview: Mathieu Lehanneur is Maison&Objet designer of the year 2024
Maison&Objet 2024 is wrapped in the future-speculative theme, ‘TECH EDEN.’ As this edition’s event postulates, explores, and pontificates on the technologies that have and will define the very texture of the design industry, the group aptly recognizes interdisciplinary designer Mathieu Lehanneur as its Designer of the Year.

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