Giovanni Battista Gianola

Giovanni Battista Gianola was born in Venice in 1967.

After graduating from the graphic design school on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, he began working as a graphic designer in advertising agencies in Treviso and Milan, where he expanded his knowledge of graphic design and communications.

At the same time, he continues to cultivate his passion for the ancient art of typography and typefaces, a journey that begins in historic typesetting workshops, imbued with the scent of ink, old wood and molten lead.

It was here that Giovanni learned a sense of harmony and proportion, as well as the laws of aesthetics that link the parts to the whole. His curiosity led him to study the "semantics of things" and the expressiveness of form inextricably linked to function.

In 1996, he founded Argine, his design and communications studio, which today continues to collaborate with prestigious interior design, architecture, fashion and food brands. His studio's identity lies in the eclecticism of its design.

For Giovanni, every manifestation of a brand is part of its identity and must be as authentic and sincere as possible.

As creative director, Giovanni Battista Gianola supports his clients' objectives with his aesthetic sensibility and strategic marketing experience to design objects, images and signs that speak the unmistakable language of the brand of which he is the first ambassador.