For the visual identity of Materia Seconda, a project focused on innovative solutions in waste reuse, we employed the Eugene Sans typeface. This choice was driven by its contemporary and clean aesthetic, aligning seamlessly with the project's emphasis on sustainability and modernity. The entire visual identity was crafted using JavaScript, allowing for dynamic and adaptable design elements.

Eugene Sans was utilized across various materials, including posters, brochures, and digital media, ensuring a cohesive and unified visual language. Its versatility enhanced readability while maintaining a distinctive and engaging appearance, effectively communicating the project's core values and innovative approach to environmental sustainability.

Materia Seconda is organized by Progetto GNAM in collaboration with CARTA – Museo e Parco d’Arte.

Monti del Reventino, guardian of Calabrian agricultural tradition, rises at the foothills of the majestic Sila, cradled by its rich history and the enveloping fragrance of the land. Visual identity designed by Fullfox Studio, using various weights of Gazpacho throughout.

See more images on the studio’s portfolio website.

The Suppellettili Art Collective was born in 2016 from the idea of seven young people from Settimo Torinese interested in different artistic fields. From literature, to poetry, to theater, to music, everything is conveyed within informal meetings in which everyone talks and expresses themselves through their art.

The visual identity uses Gazpacho, a typeface family released by Santi Rey in 2021.

The identity for EUHRENET was designed by Fullfox Studio, combining Denso (2022) and Domotika (2018):

The European Human Rights Network of Towns (EUHRENET) aims at involving a wide range of decision-makers, human rights activists and European citizens from different social and professional backgrounds to foster a civic debate and an open dialogue between them to counter discrimination and exclusion in Europe. Fostering participatory democracy and human rights, EUHRENET works together with citizens and civil society on inclusive strategies for further development and implementation of local policies based on the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights. We represent as many as 12 towns of 12 different EU countries. With this network, we address the growing need to consolidate local resources and hear from citizens about their needs and challenges to enjoy human rights, the project will contribute to the development of new local civic activism groups and networks, promoting human rights, diversity and inclusion.

Foreste, prevenzione dagli incendi e sicurezza ambientale (“Forests, fire prevention and environmental safety”) is a book edited by Francesco Colosimo, Roberta Maletta, Giuseppe Mendicino, and Salvatore Siviglia, developed in the working group of CeSMMA, Centro Studi per il Monitoraggio e la Modellazione Ambientale, at the Università della Calabria. It was designed by Antonio Iaconesso at Fullfox Studio, combining Geomanist and Minion, and published by Rubbettino Editore.

The forest heritage of the Calabria region assumes a role of significant public and private interest. It represents about 41% of the regional territory and gives it an identity expressed in terms of economic capital and historical, biological and cultural heritage. Woods and their management also have a strategic role in the fight against climate change, in landscape and biodiversity protection activities, as well as in the prevention of hydrogeological problems and water regulation.

J4 is a craft beer brand in Caulonia, Calabria (Italy). It was founded in 2013 with the guarantee of a genuine and original taste produced entirely in Calabria from the citrus fruits and spices that distinguish this land in the world. The display typeface is DCC Sharp Distress Black by Draghia Cornel. It’s paired with Isabella Ahmadzadeh’s slab serif Napo for text. See the entire project on the website of Fullfox Studio.

B5 format book cover for Mission analysis and thermal control for parrafin-wax-based propulsions CubeSat, the Masters thesis work conducted by Daniele Leuteri Costanzo together with Politecnico di Milano and Space Enabled (MIT Media Lab). The objective is to perform the preliminary design of a satellite mission that will make use of a green fuel.