The project is a collaborative endeavour between TerIng Studio and the plant nursery I Campi, aimed at establishing a dry garden — a low-maintenance, water-efficient — space in Villa Verde, Sardinia. Departing from the conventional approach of a meticulously designed garden, this project enables nature to reclaim architectural elements that define pedestrian and vehicular pathways. Our resulting photographs depict a symbiotic integration of nature and architecture, promoting sustainability and minimising environmental impact.

Palazzo Tirso, a five-star hotel under the MGallery brand by Accor Hotels, is a carefully restored historic palace dating back to the 1920s. The photographs focus on the lighting design, a vital component that breathes life into the entire restoration work. The captivating Liberty-style façade and the elegant interior, designed by Studio Piva, were brilliantly illuminated by the expertise of lighting design studio Essequadro | p, which used exquisite products by iGuzzini, Flos, Simes, and Elcom. The project has been featured in Luce Magazine (issue 345) and Lighting Design Magazine.

Tritoni Living, a luxurious residential project designed by Mei and Pilia architects, built by ToMaSi Edilizia, offers breathtaking views of the Sella del Diavolo and the saltworks of Molentargius, in the Gulf of Cagliari. We curated the visual communication of the entire work, creating a series of images and videos that documented the evolution of the construction process. We have therefore captured the transformation of the ephemeral spaces within the site, offering an interpretation of the “construction site system” and highlighting its distinctive signs and tools.

Collaborating with The New Modern Agency and Creative Director Alessandra Murgia, we crafted diverse video and photo content for Abitzai, an Italian porcelain brand, showcasing responsible production and Mediterranean-inspired designs for digital and print campaigns.

The building is the new parish church of Villa Verde, Sardinia, designed by the architectural collective composed of Carlo Atzeni, Maurizio Manias, Silvia Mocci, and Franceschino Serra. For the project, we shaped a visual narrative that hilights how materials such as local stone, marble and CorTen establish a profound connection with the surrounding landscape and interact with light throughout the day. The project, along with the one of the Church of Santa Chiara in Sini, was the subject of the exhibition "Paesaggi del Sacro", held at the MUACC in Cagliari.

For the Municipality of Barcelona and ListLab, we conducted the photographic campaign for the research project led by architect Francesco Cocco in Spain "Superilles Barcelona". Photography explores various public spaces focused on placing people at the heart of urban transformation, delving into the concept of the city as a system of spaces with its own social identity and as opportunities for community regeneration.

Since 2021, we have been curating the visual communication for the projects of Pantùma studio. This partnership has resulted in a documented archive that highlights the studio's thoughtful choices at both the project and detail scales. Archive II includes Casa PDF, Casa AV and DM House projects.

Our collaboration with Pretziada involved multiple projects, from magazine photoshoots to documenting the restoration of Furriadroxiu Ruins, showcasing Sardinia’s connection to global design.

La Residenza, a creation by Pretziada, serves as a secluded retreat for creatives and designers. Crafted from all-natural materials native to Sardinia, the residence highlights carefully chosen furnishings from prominent Italian design artisans. These include the Santiago armchair by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Tacchini, the Thula lamp by Federica Biasi for TOOY, and the floor tiles by Fornace Brioni. Adding a distinctive personal touch, La Residenza also features unique creations from Pretziada, including the Ceremony Fireplace set and the Ninnai and Lia chairs. Our photographic work was also published in AD Italy, AD Spain, Elle Francia and Sight Unseen.

The photographies highlight the extensive renovation and interior design project by architect Mauro Soddu, built by ToMaSi Edilizia. Presenting a contemporary aesthetic characterised by a black and white colour scheme, the apartment showcases wooden and Carrara marble elements set against a herringbone parquet floor. The incorporation of Cole & Son Fornasetti wallpapers imparts a distinctive character to the spaces, creating a visual tapestry that enriches the overall design.

Since 2022, we have been curating the visual communication for the projects of interior designer Laura Pisu in collaboration with QuattroEmme Costruzioni. This partnership has resulted in a documented archive that highlights the designer's thoughtful choices at both the project and detail scales. Archive I includes Cozy Home, Harmony House and Chic House projects.

Partnering with The New Modern Agency in London and Creative Director Alessandra Murgia, we crafted the visual communication for Abitzai, the premium Italian porcelain stoneware brand of the Ceramica Mediterranea production. Our efforts encompassed the creation of compelling images and videos for campaigns, social media, and PR materials, featuring the Ite collections designed by the Compasso d’Oro winner Annalisa Cocco, and the Heth collections designed by Celestino Sanna. Our emphasis on thoughtfully composed still life settings aims to deliver emotional impact and visual interest, presenting the products within their contextual universe.

In charge of supervising the development of visual contents for the MATER museum, a Regional Agricultural Technology Museum located in Loceri (Sardinia), we partnered with an interdisciplinary team composed of architects and sociologists supervising the scientific project, videomakers, graphic designers and web developers. We carried out a photographic campaign focused on the techno-cultural heritage rooted in Sardinia's agricultural history and the landscapes that resulted from it.

Bingia Bonaria is a modern residential project designed by Mei and Pilia architects, built by ToMaSi Edilizia. We curate the visual communication of their work by compiling a collection of images and video that document the evolving construction process, crafting an archival chronicle, capture transformation of the ephemeral spaces within the site, offering an interpretation of the “construction site system” and highlighting its distinctive signs and tools.

Commissioned by ISRE - Istituto Superiore Regionale Etnografico and realized by Essequadro | p, the lighting design project for the house museum of Nobel Prize-winning Grazia Deledda aims to give renewed visibility to the importance of the writer and her hometown. In the documentation of this project, we focused on capturing the nuances of the soft and uniform light meticulously designed by lighting designer Michele Schintu. The project has been featured in Luce Magazine, issue 340.

The new lighting design for Torre Barì, a Spanish tower perched above the sea, was masterfully executed by Essequadro | p. For the project, we captured the desired lighting effect — soft, elegant, and respectful of the monument and surrounding landscape. Additionally, we revealed the specially designed basalt caps used to conceal the lighting fixtures at the tower's base. The project won the prestigious Lighting Design Award in 2022 and it was featured in Luce Magazine (issue 340), Arc Magazine (issue 128), and L+D Magazine.

"Fence of Madness" is a collaborative research project involving the University of Cagliari and the École Nationale Supérieure D'Architecture in Paris and Toulouse. Focusing on former psychiatric hospitals, Villa Clara in Cagliari and Rizzeddu in Sassari, the initiative aims to explore innovative possibilities for their reuse. In supporting this research with a documentary approach, we documented the two decommissioned complexes tracing the persistent characteristics of their original functions, the superimposed changes over time, and the elements indicative of their current adaptive reuse.

For the inaugural issue of the magazine Aristana, an architecture and urban planning publication launched by Fondazione Oristano, the chosen focus was the Sardinian Royal Road Carlo Felice. Photography is a visual exploration of the marks left by human activity. The images portray the landscape as a multifaceted experience. They put emphasis on the importance of patience and strategic observation by bringing to light the dynamic interplay of human intervention on the landscape.

Since 2022, we have been curating the visual communication for the projects of interior designer Laura Pisu in collaboration with QuattroEmme Costruzioni. This partnership has resulted in a documented archive that highlights the designer's thoughtful choices at both the project and detail scales. Archive II includes Moon House, Rustic House and Meeting Room projects.