“Tomorrow will no longer be the same”
More than 1 month in quarantine but 1 century seems to have passed since we lived our “regular” everyday life.
Now medias all around the world start to questioning about what they call “Phase 2” of the Lockdown.
A second phase that going to represent our “Tomorrow” our “future” that, for sure, is going to be different from the past. A total new version of the world. Someone said a better version someone think is going to be and apocalyptic version
of our society. Visualize the future have an huge weight on our life, on the way we perceive the world and the way we think and act. As artists and designers one of our main roles in this world is be able to imagine and visualize the future in order to give to the people a vision to share, a path to follow. We’re not just able decorators or good software users we must be cultural interlocutors able to use the visual communication to express complex data, to make a kid dreaming about something that is not in front of his/her eyes yet or to make people, from any cultural background, aware of what might await them.
“Phase 2” and “Tomorrow”. This the mix that gave the title to this creative challenge called “2morrow”.
“Two” because we can always choose Good or bad vision of our future, hope and fear, black and white. The side of the message depends from how we going to point the finger in the direction of tomorrow through our creative job.
The aim of this challenge is to discover different vision of our future from artist and designer all around the world.
There is peace or war. Humans or robots, unity or division, happiness or sadness. How our quarantine and our personal experiences made us perceive the next step of our life? in which world we’re going to be inserted after
the Covid19 crisis. Which facts and news made you imagine the vision that you have? How doyou imagine the life of 2morrow?
BOB Liuzzo (IED Professor) - Italy
Moiz Kandhar (CEAD - Pakistan)
Ramona Bruno (Italy / France)
Guglielmo Taveggia (IED Milano)
Erika Caffo (IED Milano)
Sara Ruggeri (IED Milano)
Giorgia Tosi (Italy)
Arcan Design (Italy)
Rubaisha Memon (CEAD - Pakistan)
Stella Johanna Wilke (IED Milano)
Noemi Listo (Italy)
Lorenzo Noventa (IED Milano)
Luigi Vernieri (IED Roma - Professor)
Emanuele Grittini (Italy)
Carola Bugni (IED Milano)
Anna Spreafico (IED Milano)
Ambre Carladous (IED Milano)
Roberta Allegra Memoli (IED Milano)
Alessia Sparacino (Italy)
Giuseppe Ventura (Italy)
Gianluca Santoro (Italy) - Adriano Merigo (Italy) - Alessia Porro (IED Milano)
Alessandra Loreti (Italy)
Luisa Ziravello Gomes (Italy)
Marina Bonanni (IED Milano Professor - Italy)
Cosimo Forina (Italy)
Alessia Longoni (Italy)
Carlo Alberto Giardina (Italy) - Erika Strazio (IED Milano)
Eleonora Spanalatte (Italy) - Manuela Scarfò (Italy)
Eleonora Spanalatte (Italy) - Manuela Scarfò (Italy)
Martina Tirone (Italy)
Chiara Pantani (Italy)
Sofia Caristi (Italy)
Salvatore Sasha Guadagno (Italy) - Sinem Ozvarnali (IED Milano)
Simone Nocera (Italy)
Patrycja Longawa (Poland)
Michela Salvagno (Italy)
Matteo Muscetti (IED Milano) - Mariana Parodi (IED Milano) - Mariagrazia Sicilia (Italy)
Jarred Elrod (USA)
Iride Scent (Italy)
Agne Sluckute (Lithuania)
Xiaosu Huang (IED Milano)
Silvia Montresor (Italy)
Martina Chimisso (Italy)
Valentino Presti MAPO (Italy)
Patrizia Imbrici (Italy)
Paola Mangiarotti (IED Milano) - Matteo Giallongo (Italy) - Marco Giammarioli (Italy)
Nicholas Martini (Italy)
Valentina Cordilani (IED Milano)
Francesca Cassani (Italy)
Sara Franchini (Italy) - Yuri Michieletti (IED Milano)
Daniele Ghiazza (Italy) - Elena Vardanega (IED Milano) - Loris De Orlando (Italy)
Daniele Ghiazza (Italy) - Elena Vardanega (IED Milano) - Loris De Orlando (Italy)
Lucrezia Santagostino Pretina (Italy)
