Hi! I'm Agnese Bartolucci
☞ Visual Designer & PhD Candidate
Born in the hills of Urbino, living by the seaside in Helsinki.
I am a freelance visual designer with +3 years of professional experience in information and data visualization design, UX/UI and interaction design, and printed and editorial design. I excel in managing complex projects from concept to delivery, crafting cohesive visual identities, and devising innovative design solutions that are accessible yet engaging.
I am also a PhD candidate at Aalto University, exploring how intersectional feminism can influence digital archives. My research interests encompass information design, feminism, gender studies, digital humanities, internet and social studies, and particularly their intersections.
I love cats ✦, Dr. Spencer Reid, good Harry Potter and Stranger Things fan fiction, and random articles that allow me to say: "You know, I've read an article…" at least once a day.
Not every work can make it to the homepage, but that doesn’t diminish their quality or value. The archive is where they can still find their way to shine.
Here is a visual-first gallery featuring some of my other works. While visual design is what ties them together, they span a variety of outputs, with some being more experimental than others.
Data posters for Generali (1/3)
A series of posters that combine data visualization, graphic elements, historic photographs, documents, and illustrations to recount the history of a company.
Team: Marco Bernardi, Davide Grimoldi. Role: Data visualization and vector illustration.
Data posters for Generali (2/3)
A series of posters that combine data visualization, graphic elements, historic photographs, documents, and illustrations to recount the history of a company.
Team: Marco Bernardi, Davide Grimoldi. Role: Data visualization and vector illustration.
Data posters for Generali (3/3)
A series of posters that combine data visualization, graphic elements, historic photographs, documents, and illustrations to recount the history of a company. Detail of two visualizations.
Team: Marco Bernardi, Davide Grimoldi. Role: Data visualization and vector illustration.
Whoops no internet connection found! (1/1)
An infographic that delves into the phenomenon of internet shutdowns, analyzing the outages that occurred in 2018 across different levels of interpretation.
Team: Antonella Autuori, Elena Catani, Mattia Cittadino, Anna Gazza, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Data collection and analysis, and visual style development.
Seizure (1/3)
A data-driven poster generator that allows users to manipulate appearance based on criteria extracted from direct witnesses' accounts, capturing the complexity and disruptive nature of seizures.
Team: Antonella Autuori, Elena Catani, Lucia Ferrari, Anna Gazza, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Data collection and analysis, text deformation style, and coding.
Seizure (2/3)
A data-driven poster generator that allows users to manipulate appearance based on criteria extracted from direct witnesses' accounts, capturing the complexity and disruptive nature of seizures.
Team: Antonella Autuori, Elena Catani, Lucia Ferrari, Anna Gazza, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Data collection and analysis, text deformation style, and coding.
Seizure (3/3)
A data-driven poster generator that allows users to manipulate appearance based on criteria extracted from direct witnesses' accounts, capturing the complexity and disruptive nature of seizures. Functionalities of the generator.
Team: Antonella Autuori, Elena Catani, Lucia Ferrari, Anna Gazza, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Data collection and analysis, text deformation style, and coding.
Tragon (1/3)
An advent calendar that uses VR to explore themes of ambivalence, complemented by its brand identity and a book detailing its conceptualization and research.
Team: Leonardo Codamo, Anna Gazza, Eleonora Rossetti, Tommaso Tresso, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Concept, brand identity development, book design.
Tragon (2/3)
An advent calendar that uses VR to explore themes of ambivalence, complemented by its brand identity and a book detailing its conceptualization and research.
Team: Leonardo Codamo, Anna Gazza, Eleonora Rossetti, Tommaso Tresso, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Concept, brand identity development, book design.
Tragon (3/3)
An advent calendar that uses VR to explore themes of ambivalence, complemented by its brand identity and a book detailing its conceptualization and research.
Team: Leonardo Codamo, Anna Gazza, Eleonora Rossetti, Tommaso Tresso, Barbara Vanoli. Role: Concept, brand identity development, book design.