Investigating the future of mobility through an experimental proposition, with a disruptive innovator approach, the project intends to explore creatively the key features of the new mobility in order to envision a new code and/or a new narrative to interpret the ongoing huge cultural leap about mobility.
More in less time. Mobile world vs. static world. Moving without moving. In an increasingly mobile world, we are becoming less mobile. Isn't that strange?
A social installation, to provide citizens with the possibility of envisioning the future. A tool to describe your own vision for your world. A platform for seeing it all together on a global scale.
Getting lost is the only way to find your path. A project of interactive floor tiles for public spaces, that can provide information and directions for tourists that drift around cities.
Do you travel for leisure, business, or love? How many of you travel for love? How far are you willing to go for love? A reflection and a project for an installation about the meanings and the consequences of love-driven traveling.
The future of mobility imagined as many self-automated electric-powered cubic carriages that can connect on any side. They move on demand and their motion is controlled by a central hub managed by artificial intelligence.
A vision of the car of the future, with a skin made of innovative materials that can absorb pollutants from the air and can reverse the negative consequences of the use of oil-powered vehicles.
A sustainable, self-driving electrical vehicle that allows not only traveling, but also connection, interaction, experience, exchange. Mobility is not just physical, it is about ideas in motion.
What if every person could become a pulse of the community's heart-beat, sharing the energy produced by the everyday activities.
A vision towards a future with driveless transport systems for goods. Bring the carrier with you while shopping, or find one waiting for you at the supermarket.. it will come back home automatically.
Project Leaders
Solange Garcia Rubio, Bartolomeus Capetillo, Anna Clara Carbini, Chiara Marradi, Elena Magni, Anthony Khedoe, Li Yi, Dario Ramponi, Tomer Meshulam, Júlia Claveria, Marta Prina, Hugo Andreatta, Chiara Corbani, Valentina Cerra, Luigi Morra, Stefano Baldini, Vanya Aggarwal, Zeynep Gokcek, Marco Fiecconi, Akshay Khandelwal, Jan Van Ackeren, Leman Koksal, Parul Agarwal, Sarah Chatta, Prachi Bansal, Ranjeetha Sunder Rajan, Xu Yihan, Srungala Devi Indupuri, Andrea Palomino, Martina Biondi, Arman Goksan, Tijmen Lindemulder, Neer Mistry, Alice Ridolfi, Sukriti Singh, Gabriela Sabkova, Eduardo Anillo, Eunji Lee, Azalia Musa, Chungche Lu, Kaustabh Bane, Sanjali Sharma, Yusuf Cakir, Kangjun Huang, Neeta Vernekar, Hayley Riccio, Dimitrios Giannos, Sirinarinthon Rachabadin
NABA students from the BA in Graphic Design and Art Direction reinvented the graphics and packaging for Venchi’s new collections for Easter, Chinese New Year, and the Mid Autumn Festival.
A project that celebrates female talent and inclusion, supporting equal opportunities in the arts and design through the creative reinterpretation of Carolina Herrera’s iconic “Good Girl” stiletto by students from NABA’s Milan and Rome campuses.
Thanks to a collaboration with MSC Crociere, Rinascente Milano Piazza Duomo, and Dentsu Creative, students from the Design and Communication and Graphic Design Areas had the opportunity to design five window displays inspired by MSC’s core values.
