Parco is an independent graphic design and visual communication studio based in Milan. We focus on brand identity and web design, mostly in the cultural field. We bring together creativity and a strategic approach to shape our clients' contents. Traditional media and new technologies get together to create contemporary solutions with an international accent. We do believe imagination is the best tool to shape our future.

Since 2010, we have taught at different levels and in different formats: academic settings, festivals, self-study etc.

We believe that teaching is not only a tool for sharing knowledge, but an opportunity for personal research and study.

Over the years, we have worked with ISIA di Urbino, Unibz Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam, Politecnico di Milano, Brera Academy of Fine Arts, NABA, La Scuola Open Source in Bari, La Cura Summer School and the Santa Giulia Fine Arts Academy of Brescia.

Since 2016, we have been responsible for the organisation and communication of the Pecha Kucha Night in Milan. Together with Carlo Venegoni, Yulia Besplemennova and Alberto d’Asaro.

The Pecha Kucha Night is an event open to any creative discipline. It is aimed at a broad audience and is held in an informal setting. It is an opportunity to share thoughts, ideas and experiences as well as a way to circulate knowledge in less traditional contexts. Just be sure you have 20 slides by 20 seconds!

The Little John it's a three issues publication project, launched in 2015 with Filippo Bazzoni and Luca Peretti.

In three publications since – Outlaw, 24/7 and Perifierie – Little John analyses the impact of the economic system on everyday life and society. Each issue investigates a particular aspect of our contemporary reality, replying to three ideal questions: How? When? Why?

Parco Gallery, known in the past as Belli Gallery, is the first graphic design gallery in Milan. Born in 2018 with the aim to bring graphic input from all over Europe to Milan. The gallery is located near the Central Station.

At Parco Gallery you can: see four temporary exhibitions a year by the designers we most admire; purchase international graphic design magazines selected by us; attend monthly talks; have a coffee and admire the views over our favourite Milanese street.