Teo Zanin

The limited edition Cloud Umbrella Sky is now available at Lanificio Leo! 105x160 cm, 100% merino wool, 3 colors RGB, jacquard piqué knit. Produced by Lanificio Leo Photographed by Teo Zanin Designed by Melani De Luca and SPADE-COCO

L’edizione limitata Cloud Umbrella Sky è prodotta con macchine da maglieria rettilinee full jacquard che permettono attraverso intrecci piquè di ottenere immagini di grande complessità.

We believe in magic. The magic of synergy between creatives and their tools. Cloud Umbrella Sky is a series of plaids created with Lanificio Leo. They visualize a co-creation between human designer and AI, where the designer relinquishes parts of the decision making. It is a conscious exploration of our relationship with tools. Produced by Lanificio Leo Photographed by Teo Zanin Designed by Melani De Luca and SPADE-COCO #visualbleed #graphicindex

eternal/etereal golden hour for @goldengoose

Playing hide & seek in the fog

Six pictures of my dad in Iceland, 2010.

I photographed @tizianosi and @gabriele.lucchitta creating something magical for their project No More Sleep. "The massive rocky walls and glaciers show their fragility when the heat dissolves their bonds, water in all its states is always the protagonist. No More Sleep reflects on the exhaustion of resources such as ice and snow, used for this project as a forming material during the casting process. Contrasting thermal reactions, between cold and incandescent matter, make visible an often elusive criticality." The project will be on display at @adidesignmuseum in Milano for the exhibition "Italy: A New Collective Landscape“ from 4th April to 10th September 2023. A large collective exhibition curated by @angelarui with @matildelosi and @elisabetta.ddc , which brings together the projects of 100 Italian designers under 35 reflecting on current ecological and social transformations. Thank you for involving me ✨

Ten pictures of Pordenone’s Tuareg community I shot a few years ago.

Some portraits I took of @darkhawkgsa a couple of months ago. Thanks to all the team members, it was a fun day! Special thanks to @clyde_dh14 @andreaenigma9 @alberto.deitos @gabribisco

Etna - Crateri Silvestri, April 2021.

Andrea Kerbaker colleziona libri da quando a nove anni frequentava il mercato di Sinigaglia con suo fratello. Oggi i suoi trenta mila volumi sono raccolti e tutti sfogliabili alla Kasa dei libri di Milano. «Nella scelta di un libro per me il discrimine è qualitativo, non è una valutazione sul testo, ma sull’oggetto in sé. Se un’opera ha una tiratura di cento mila copie non mi interessa. Un volume può attirare la mia attenzione per la dedica al suo interno, ad esempio, che è una caratteristica di rarità. Tranne nel caso di Filippo Tommaso Marinetti che dedicava tutte le sue copie». Text by @martamazzac Pics by me Thanks to @giad_ella @kasadeilibri @incf_magazine Full article on @incf_magazine website

Atomium, August 2020.