An info-graphic journey through the emotions and freedoms perceived in New York.
An experience that holds little gems for the graphic design community.

HOW TO READ IT?

Time

Activities

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Multimedia

Project

Context

DATA TRIP is a master’s degree project developed between RUFA - Rome University of Fine Arts and SVA - School of Visual Arts as part of the Tracks of Freedom project. The data visualization is a personal diary of a nine-day study trip to New York and offers an insight into the design community.

Target

  • Mapping the emotions felt throughout the trip
  • Catalogue the kinds of freedom offered by the experience
  • Draw up a detailed calendar of activities
  • Telling and documenting the testimonies collected

Hidden Gems

In the multimedia you will find some contributions of talks and visits with Steven Heller and Lita Talarico (MFA Design), Emily Oberman (Pentagram), Gabriele Rossi (Accurat), Gail Bichler (New York Times), Paola Antonelli (MoMA), Louise Fili, Lorenzo Fanton, Gail Anderson, Alexander Tochilovsky (Herb Lubalin Center), Matteo Bologna (Mucca Design), Emiliano Ponzi, Nicolas Heller (NewYork Nico), Vittorio Perotti (Yohoho Studio).

About

Hi, I’m Francesco Paolo Incantalupo, a visual designer based in Rome. I created DATA TRIP as the final project of RUFA's second-level master's course in Visual and Innovation Design, with the priceless contribution of Stefano Cipolla, art director of L'Espresso, and Emanuele Frascà, CEO of Bouncy Particle.

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