Fabrica30

Creative Direction and Design for Fabrica’s 30 year anniversary celebration and event. 800 residents have created the DNA of Fabrica, and continue to do so.

With support and consultation from Carlos Casas, Georgia Taglietti and Francesca Perpetuini. Photography by Joe Habben and Documentation Photography by Riccardo Fontanel.




Szilvassy

Whilst at 21-19 we created a print collection for Shari that drew deeply from her conceptual thinking from her first collection Aether. We recognised that sense of place was imperative to the brand and found some beautiful aerial imagery of Western Australia.

Completed at 21-19. Creative Direction from Ryan Guppy, Design Direction from Stephanie Mulder, Photography by Elisa Watson.



Bang & Olufson

Based on the wireless nature of the earphone, we developed a visual narrative that revolved around autonomy. Transparent plastic materials and organic rhythms were utilised to portray this concept, in addition to the creative practice of dance. The result clearly pushed Bang & Olufsen out of their comfort zone and envisaged a more contemporary future brand language.

Project completed at The Royal Danish Academy in collaboration with Petrine Prien and Mirjam Jorgensen. With supervision from Rene Christofer and assesment and consultation from Andreas Eminus.



Time • Rone

Exhibition Identity, Publication and Signage System completed at Pidgeon Ward.
Set in the long-abandoned third-floor wing of Flinders Street Station, Time is a nostalgic love letter to mid-century Melbourne and a tribute to one of the city’s great icons. Catalogue Typeset in Pitch and Pitch Sans from Klim and Optician Sans.



The Metropolitan Hotel

Identity, Environmental Graphics and Signage for The Metropolitan Hotel, completed whilst working at Pidgeon Ward. The Metropolitan Hotel has been restored as a Melbourne city icon, a mere 170 years after the historic pub was established. This revitalised drinking, dining and music venue offers a distinctive experience over three-storeys for everyone to eat, drink and gather. 

Painting is The First Zebra Seen in England, by George Stubbs, 1763.




© Maximilian Bufardeci 2024
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