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Elle Illustrations
Elena Antonutti, aka Elle Illustrations, a graphic designer and illustrator from Treviso, has an immeasurable passion for childhood, children's smiles, and games.
ELENA and NEAPOLITAN REPUBLIC
Elena has been collaborating with our project since the beginning and defines it as follows:
"Neapolitan Republic is like a very special pair of glasses: it lets you see, savor, and understand the city through different eyes. It lets you discover the magic of Naples in a whole new, colorful, and magical way!"
And his vision of Naples and the Neapolitan Republic is fully expressed in the 3 illustrations he created exclusively for us.
Giuseppina Gazineo
Giuseppina Gazineo, graphic and visual designer.
He tells us at Neapolitan Republic that he comes from the moon, perhaps because he feels like a fish out of water, or perhaps because the artist has a different sensitivity than the common one, with his eyes he is able to perceive what is not visible to everyone and for us he has created an atypical scenario .
GIUSEPPINA AND NEAPOLITAN REPUBLIC
Exclusively for our project, Studio Visual Gazineo created Mission.
Gravity. Looking at the dark side of the Earth.
That moment when the man landed in Scampia and was struck by lightning.
View collectionGabriele Rollin
Gabriele Rollin is a Neapolitan graphic designer who doesn't like to talk about himself much. In his bio, he writes, " I enjoy designing, drawing, and creating much more than talking about myself ."
A series of works created for his Creativi Tee Shirt brand sparked the idea of collaborating with him. A kind soul who loves Naples even more than we do.
Here's what he thinks of us: ""Napoli" in Italian. "Naples" in English. "Nápoles" in Spanish. Neapolitan Republic, on the other hand, pronounces "Napoli" in the language of art. It pronounces, tells, and illustrates the city through the sensibilities and inspirations of artists and designers from around the world. A new opportunity to fall in love with Partenope ."
GABRIELE and NEAPOLITAN REPUBLIC
Two of his portraits of Naples fascinated us the most and you can find them below: Vico Esclamativo , proposed on T-Shirt and handmade Skateboard and San Gennaro , transported on T-shirt and Bag.
View collectionIabo
IABO, contemporary artist and writer. Originally from Naples, he began his career as a writer in the early 1990s.
He created a work dedicated to Basquiat, an American writer and painter, one of the most important exponents of graffiti art, capable of bringing this movement from the streets to art galleries.
IABO and NEAPOLITAN REPUBLIC
Traveling is recreating the world, embracing oneself but discovering the new. This journey of exchange, fusion, and creation is where IABO and Neapolitan Republic met.
Two complex and lively universes that have generated beauty and value.
Drew Lab2
ANDREA and NEAPOLITAN REPUBLIC
Symbolically, the outer ring of the mandala is a kind of barrier of fire that burns away ignorance; the next ring symbolizes enlightenment, then a ring of leaves evokes spiritual rebirth; at the center of this last circle is the actual mandala with the images of the gods.
Andrea manipulated this structure, composing mandalas with words, because words create and establish: Naples is language, words, theater, music, and sound! Here they are below: Vesuvio, Storia, and Neapolis .
Joseph Di Costanzo
Giuseppe Di Costanzo, a Neapolitan architect, lives and works between Naples and Rome, dedicating himself to architecture, interiors, and design.
GIUSEPPE and NEAPOLITAN REPUBLIC
Giuseppe describes Neapolitan Republic as follows : "It's a contemporary reinterpretation of the places and symbols of Neapolitan tradition. It's a new way of thinking about Neapolitanness, open to the dynamism of different cultures, while remaining authentic in its essence."
To talk about Naples, he chose to use one of the five senses: touch. Using lava stone and tuff, he created TAZZI|NA for Neapoltan Republic, in collaboration with Solimene Art , a Vietri ceramist who creates and decorates each piece by hand. Yellow and black, matte and glossy, lava stone and tuff.TAZZI|NA has a simple yet distinctive design, with strong color contrasts. Its truncated cone shape recalls that of its volcano, while its colors—yellow and black—are inspired by the material the city is made of: lava stone and tuff.
The contrast, in addition to being chromatic, is also perceptible to the touch. The yellow cup is glossy while the black one is matte. A unique piece that Giuseppe dedicated exclusively to Neapolitan Republic, you can discover it below.
