Diego Armellini is a creative professional who began his career as an educator before transitioning to entrepreneurship. After earning a degree in Educational Sciences in 2007, he transformed his passion for creativity into a profession. Together with his partner, Elena Gamberoni, he founded Soqquadro, a design studio focusing on creating and shaping environments with a preference for sustainable materials and contemporary design.

Giuseppe Lorenzi is an artist deeply connected to the earth, exploring and experimenting with the resilience of clay. His art transcends mere materiality, capturing emotion. The cracks and textures in the glaze of his Raku ceramic works testify to an intense interaction between artist and material—a mutual seduction crystallized in a moment. Lorenzi favors the Raku technique for its unpredictability. Fire and smoke, untamed forces, interact with the oxides used for decoration, creating chromatic variations over time and yielding surprising results. The interference of uncontrollable events generates unexpected outcomes, often surpassing expectations. This reflects Lorenzi’s artistic philosophy: an art balanced between control and surrender.