architecture, branding, images
and things no one cares about
satellitarte
a satellite journey through the shapes of the world
an ongoing archive, on Instagram
During my architecture studies I often found myself watching the world from above on a 13″ screen. Exploring the morphologies of the earth quickly became a necessity: zoom into any corner of the planet and an abstract work of art appears. I started simply screenshotting my favourite spots, and Satellitarte became a personal gallery of the world
Imagery: Google Earth and respective data providers
landscape chronicle
A mini rubric on land art and human geographies that only make sense from above: figures, marks and patterns drawn on the earth at a scale you can read only from the sky
N° 01, The White Horses of Wiltshire: eight chalk horses cut into the hills between 1778 and 1999, the most shared post of the profile, with over 61k likes
Two theses, one question: how we look at ordinary places, and what they give back when we stop to observe them
Exhibitions, identities, websites and spaces, made with and for studios between Milano and Switzerland
I'm Ivana, a licensed architect turned visual communications strategist. Milano is home, but I go wherever a good project takes me
I shape how architecture practices communicate, translating spatial thinking into visual identity, editorial content and project storytelling that reaches clients, press and cultural audiences
Italian, English, French, Croatian, German, Spanish (learning)
Maybe I always knew I'd end up an architect
