20 Feb 2006

I’m back to where I started: comics! Download the zip file, print the three images on scrap paper, follow the easy folding procedure, staple and… be my publisher! First issue is MORGANA, as always a story of Love & Death. Link to this article

06 Ott 2005

Durante il Crack!, festival di fumetto indipendente tenutosi al Forte Prenestino per la prima volta nel 2005, ho avuto l’opportunità di parlare davanti ad un piccolo pubblico. Visto il tema dell’evento, mi ero preparato un discorso sulla guerra, ma il dibattito ha virato in un’altra direzione, ed in questa animazione ci sono le parole che ho tenuto per me (in inglese). During the CRACK! comics convention, celebrated in Rome, June 2005, I had the chance to speak in front of a small audience. According to the main theme of the event, I had prepared a speech on WAR, but debate took a different direction, so here are the words I held for myself: Clicca qui per vedere / Click to watch (flash animation, 990KB). Link to this article

17 Lug 2005

“DVRA MATER, the future of space exploration” was first released with no soundtrack in 2000, and is based on the original novel by G. Guerra (italian version in *.pdf format thanx to A. Ricci). Music by Marco Laudando. Animation is inserted in the Stratosfortress anthology. Link to this article

12 Lug 2005

“Andy Warhol was a great artist, but sometimes sold bullshit.”, that’s how I described this Flash animation as first released in 2001. In this version soundtrack has been reviewed. Animation is “embedded” in the Stratosfortress anthology. Link to this article

05 Lug 2005

“Thoughts facing a distant storm”, that’s how I described this Flash animation as first released in 2002. In this version I eliminated interactivity and modified the soundtrack. Animation is “embedded” in the Stratosfortress anthology. I really saw this storm, it was August 2002, in Sardinia. I was walking on the beach, trying to put my son asleep. Link to this article

04 Lug 2005

This is the first “step” of the STRATOSFORTRESS looping animation, especially produced for the CRACK! comics exhibition that took place in Rome last month. Originally I conceived this sequence as an intro for another war-based animation, “The K-Bomb”, maybe never to be released. I leave to your imagination what “K” stands for. Link to this article