This graphic design project highlights the monograph of Francesca Woodman through a two-column layout. An invisible grid is used to ensure precise alignment of the graphic elements. The color palette primarily focuses on black and white, creating a sober and cohesive aesthetic that reflects the artistic essence of her work. This visual approach provides an immersive reading experience, allowing readers to dive into Woodman's distinctive visual universe.

This project presents an oracle that is designed to celebrate the important women in our lives and the role they play in guiding and nurturing us. The oracle aims to rescue the memory of these women from obscurity and to serve as a source of inspiration and empowerment for other women. The oracle takes the form of a book that is packaged in a unique and meaningful way, allowing for an interactive experience. The book contains illustrations and stories of important women from history, as well as interactive elements such as questions and prompts that allow the reader to reflect on their own personal experiences. This oracle is a powerful tool for personal growth and self-discovery, and serves as a reminder of the invaluable contributions of women throughout history.

The monograph of photographer MARIO SORRENTI has been conceived as a unique publication with a dual purpose. Designed as a photobook, it allows the expansive pages to showcase his work chronologically, while the smaller pages narrate his story. This format creates a dynamic and fluid publication, offering a comprehensive visual and narrative experience. The combination of these two formats in a single editorial piece achieves a harmonious balance between the visual and narrative aspects of the monograph. The meticulous design and chronological layout provide a captivating and immersive reading experience, enabling readers to explore and comprehend Mario Sorrenti's creative evolution.