Luca Ferrario

Anticonventional Designer*

focusing on research, conception and execution of the project, blending different disciplines within fields of design, music, science and art.

I live in Milan, Italy, and I truly love collaborating with people, designers or, even better, non-designers. To connect our minds, or to just say hi, drop a line: luca.wist (at) gmail.com

I started to follow my madness, creating one visual Haiku every day at Antithesis Daily

Generative Psychedelie

Antithesis

Io Sono Scienza

Wist Business Cards

Nephropathology Course Poster

Io Sono Scienza – the Book

Design & Play

A Brief History of Particles Zoo

Law 18 – Album

UPGRADE – the Book

UPGRADE – UPgrade GRAphic DEsign

Circo Quasi for Progetto Quasi

Gothametrical

9 – the Book

Sevilla – Scent of Silence

Elliott Erwitt – Master of decisive moment

NOMITA EP

Shakyamuni

Wist – the Book

Nesli Type Experiments

Expo – Volunteer Stories

Digital Art & Type

MTV Awards 2015

Voodoo – Identity

Law 18 Posters by NOMITA

Luca Ferrario is a Freelance Anticonventional designer from Milan, Italy. His projects spans in all fields of graphic design, such as editorial, illustration, identity, poster, art direction, photography and generative design. He expecially loves starting projects with people outside those fields, like scientists, artists, philosophers. Anticonventional is a neologism inspired by MIT “antidisciplinary” approach, where a new paradigm is set in between known disciplines: in design, this means to sneak through trends, giving life to new and unpredictable visual worlds.

In projects such as Io Sono Scienza, UPGRADE graphic design, or posters like Shakyamuni and a Brief History of Particles Zoo, this approach is clearly visible: the blend of scientific themes, graphics, visuals, datas, history and fantasy is the center of all these works. Psychedelic voids, photographic experimentations, passion for travel, love for animals, crazy references, punk attitude, music, metal and hardcore, playing shows and creating their print materials, using ink to doodle and practice calligraphy, are all at the top of Luca Ferrario’s “best things in life” list.