GREENLAND: A Modern Life
Design Research, Digital, Publication Design & Speculative Design Workshops
Numero Undici was a single-edition, independent publication that sits between cookbook, memoir, and archival document. It retraces my life through the lens of my grandparents’ home at 11 Trudewind Road – a place that shaped my understanding of food, family, and the story of Italian migrant life in regional Australia.
Developed in the months following the passing of my Nonna – my final grandparent, the book brings together more than fifty recipes, family photographs, handwritten notes, drawings, and small stories that form a portrait of a home, a kitchen, and a way of living that continues to reverberate.
Art Direction
Design Research
Digital
Education
Graphic Design
Illustration
Imagemaking
Publication Design
Speculative Design
Workshop
Website Design & UI
ADDITIONAL PROJECT INFORMATION
GREENLAND: A Modern Life featured as part of the curriculum within the Bachelor of Communication Design at RMIT University.
Numero Undici was a single-edition, independent publication that sits between cookbook, memoir, and archival document. It retraces my life through the lens of my grandparents’ home at 11 Trudewind Road – a place that shaped my understanding of food, family, and the story of Italian migrant life in regional Australia.
Developed in the months following the passing of my Nonna – my final grandparent, the book brings together more than fifty recipes, family photographs, handwritten notes, drawings, and small stories that form a portrait of a home, a kitchen, and a way of living that continues to reverberate.
Developed in the months following the passing of my Nonna – my final grandparent, the book brings together more than fifty recipes, family photographs, handwritten notes, drawings, and small stories that form a portrait of a home, a kitchen, and a way of living that continues to reverberate.
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