Azerostudio Visual Design

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Catalog | Man Ray (Skira) Editorial Photographic Reproductions
Exhibition Documentation | Museo d’Arte di Lugano 360° Photography
Personalizations | Moncler Grenoble Custom Airbrush Design
Editions | Azerostudio Edizioni Photography and Art and Design Direction
Trade Fair | Minini S.p.A. Visual and Video Content
Magazine | Colectible DRY Art and Design Direction
Music Album | Camilla Sparksss Brutal Photographic Concept Direction
Catalogs | Fontana Couture Fashion Photography and Art and Design Direction
Music Album | Cosha Mt. Pleasant Photographic Concept Direction
Personalizations | Surfaces Custom visual interventions
Visual Identity | Brandcraft SRL Art direction, web and video
Music Album | Camilla Sparksss Icu Run Photographic Concept Direction
Fashion Editorial | L’Officiel 3D Creation
Visual Identity | Ph.D Website & Visual Identity
Fashion Editorials & Campaigns | Selected Work Photography and art direction

   © 2026｜azerostudio visual design
Azerostudio is a Swiss-based creative studio working across visual communication projects in commercial and cultural contexts. The studio develops visual identities, photographic and video content, and editorial solutions through a process that combines strategic thinking with precise execution.
Contact

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6855 Stabio
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04.Editions

Azerostudio Edizioni
Italian / English
2025

ISBN: 979-12-243-0445-6
210 x 167mm
56pp. Softcore
We curated and produced the exhibition catalogue published by Azerostudio Edizioni on the occasion of the two person exhibition Tutti i presenti che non sono mai esistiti by Valentina De’Mathà and Roger Weiss. The project was curated by Marco Pietracupa and hosted at StadtGalerie Brixen in 2025, and includes a critical essay by Gianluca Marziani.
Our work covered the editorial concept, graphic design and art direction, as well as the photographic production, coordinating critical texts and visual contributions to document the exhibition.


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