"How to Easy Hydroponics" is an instruction manual to promote hydroponic farming in South American's favelas commissioned by the United Nations World Food Program.

Altari Umili is a street food furniture designed for the common areas of Milano EXPO 2015. The table is designed to celebrate, symbolically, the lay spirituality of food production and the convivial moments of food degustation.

Orto Perpetuo is a reflection upon the colours and textures of vegetable gardens. It is a contemporary garden which has come to our homes by way of the countryside. It has adjusted to indoor life through out-of-soil cultivation methods, with the help of artificial light. Its fruits are as little as our teeny-tiny apartments.

Eliooo is an instruction manual to transform an affordable IKEA product into a hydroponic device to grow food at home and, in doing so, transform IKEA into a distributor of a supply of products that do not exist and you into a manufacturer of an idea.

Designed in collaboration with visual artist Roberto DeLuca for the swiss firm das Konzert, 'Hotello', the four sqm unit is conceived to temporarily inhabit the contemporary city's empty lofts.

TANTOOO is a fairytale beanbag, designed as a place where read, and write, fairytales.

Only Capitalism can smash Capitalism. With this assumption, the exhibition "Revolution to Smash Global Capitalism" at Cabaret Voltaire Zurich was designed to hack IKEA's customer satisfaction policy resulting in zero costs and zero waste for the exhibition.
Indeed, the exhibition scenography is entirely made thanks to the use of IKEA's Trofast boxes, temporarily assembled with zip ties. In this way, the zip ties are afterwards cut off. The boxes were taken back to the store for reimbursement, profiting from the customer satisfaction policy, according to which the exhibition was scheduled.

They say printed magazines are dead. Wired Unplugged is a "how-to" project to give them a second life. Wired Unplugged is a collection of everyday objects designed to be made with pages of the first issue of Wired UK.

Just Undo It is a collection of everyday objects made by folding a hoodie. The project reflects on design, a form of information or narrative that can transform what we can find around us with the idea that design should provide, today, a product "less" rather than a product "more".

Microstructures for instant urbanization, Porta Palazzo's flea market square, Turin. [with Marco Lampugnani]

Human Camouflage, initially designed for a humanitarian organization to demine fields in war zones, aims (symbolically) to camouflage civilians in today's multicultural society.

Italia in Fumo (in Italian "Italy up in Smoke") is a project for the promotion of the Italian Constitution made in collaboration with the graphic designer Peppe Clemente. Its fundamental articles and the rights and duties of the citizens are framed within the graphic device of the EU non-smoking policy. The project involved designing a DIY graphic device to transform all possible citizens as the media to promote one of the most beautiful Constitutions ever written.

Re-Use is designed to empower the user to become an "anticonsumer" and create a notebook with the verso of A4 office paper.
The project started in 2004 to offer a tool to implement tangible ways of approaching environmental sustainability.

Human World aims at displaying the world's political and cultural information on a population basis. The project raises the question of understanding the politics of culture as a demographic challenge. In these cartograms, each country is scaled proportionally to its population: 1 pixel = 1000 people.