Mara Damiani Design
Mara Damiani is a graphic designer who comunicates her sense of belonging to her land through her graphic language.
She was born in Cagliari in 1972, and has worked as a freelance for more than 20 years with The Walt Disney Company (Milan-Los Angeles), professionally establishing herself at an international level in the graphics and illustration sector for the Publishing and Licensing divisions.
She collaborates with companies such as Expò 2015, Expò 2020, Mattel, Milan football, Mondadori, Lisciani, Nestlè, Cartorama, Clementoni, Leolandia, Egmont, Lamtara, Sant’Antioco Archaeological Museum, Selargius Museum.
She is specialized in Brand identity and Brand Design.
"BELONGING" is a design project that recovers geometric shapes from a rich past in intense and contrasting colors: animals, ancient warriors, women with royal clothes, carnival masks, sacred stones, crafts in its various manufactures, breads and sweets worked like jewels.
Observing them, studying them and redesigning them as small pieces that tell the beauty and uniqueness of the island is her challenge.
Mara in her artistic project wants to show how through design one can be able to promulgate, protect and evolve the cultural heritage of a territory, demonstrating that the past and the present can always beautifully coexist together.
History told through design, Design reinvents itself and evolves through history.
She was born in Cagliari in 1972, and has worked as a freelance for more than 20 years with The Walt Disney Company (Milan-Los Angeles), professionally establishing herself at an international level in the graphics and illustration sector for the Publishing and Licensing divisions.
She collaborates with companies such as Expò 2015, Expò 2020, Mattel, Milan football, Mondadori, Lisciani, Nestlè, Cartorama, Clementoni, Leolandia, Egmont, Lamtara, Sant’Antioco Archaeological Museum, Selargius Museum.
She is specialized in Brand identity and Brand Design.
"BELONGING" is a design project that recovers geometric shapes from a rich past in intense and contrasting colors: animals, ancient warriors, women with royal clothes, carnival masks, sacred stones, crafts in its various manufactures, breads and sweets worked like jewels.
Observing them, studying them and redesigning them as small pieces that tell the beauty and uniqueness of the island is her challenge.
Mara in her artistic project wants to show how through design one can be able to promulgate, protect and evolve the cultural heritage of a territory, demonstrating that the past and the present can always beautifully coexist together.
History told through design, Design reinvents itself and evolves through history.
Cagliari-Italy