From an idea by Roberta Abeni
Textual contributions by
Stefano Laffi
Federico Turelli
Jorge Raedó
Translation by
Roberta Abeni
Camilla Turelli
Photographs by
Arianna Mora
Elena Scaratti
Illustrations by Alice Pasinetti (Little Pine Alice)
In collaboration with
Antonio Giuliano
Angelica Festa
Chiara Scalvini
Michele Zanotti
Published by
[Morsi Editore↗︎]

 

The Italian word ‘Classe’ corresponds to ‘Class’ in English. In this project it is also an acronym for Compiti Liberi Artistici Senza Scopi Ergonomici, that means ‘Free Artistic Homework With No Ergonomic Aims’.
It is an informal group of research gathering graphic and architecture experiments, designed and implemented by girls and boys. The aim is to support their creativity, the exchange of their views and their inclination to imagine what is and what there will likely be.

The book

Classe is a collection published by Morsi Editore. It includes pieces made by tens of girls and boys in their early teens during workshops of graphic and architecture exploration, that we have been documenting with illustrations and images since 2018.

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Our ‘long-cherished’ dream?
It is to get the [idea↗︎] out there as much as possible and gather anyone willing to give a realistic or abstract contribution to this project.