Some infographics developed by Studio Kmzero were published on FFF issue of January 2010. The artworks are: La Scacchiera Incidentale by Katiuscia Mari, Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini and Debora Manetti - representing data on car accidents in Florence from 1995 to 2002; Cronaca di un'Estinzione by Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini, about the average age of the people in Florence; Più Riciclo Più Consumo by Francesco Canovaro, about recycling in Florence. A new, unsusual way to look at boring charts and data!  

Studio KmZero was one of the 31 international designers selected for the exhibition on information reports:   INFOGRAPHYTHM / MAPPING AUGUST Exhibition from 25.02 – 04.04.2010 at CarréRotondes,1, rue de l’Aciérie, Hollerich, Luxembourg   This exhibition will be followed by a book including our artwork: MAPPING AUGUST, AN INFOGRAPHIC CHALLENGE Published by Design Friends and CarréRotondes

Studio Kmzero is part of the exhibition Spaghetti Grafica 2 at Triennale Design Museum in Milan. The exhibit, showcasing the best projects from 100 selected italian graphic design studios, features among the others our project Trool.

Venerdì 25 settembre KmZero inaugura la sua nuova sede! L'evento è su invito, quindi confermateci la vostra presenza per avere il nome in lista. Vi aspettiamo numerosi, in Via Ghibellina 100, Firenze. Ore 18.00: presentation party Ore 20.00: positive party Per chi proprio non potrà essere presente, l'evento sarà in diretta su Twitter @studiokmzero. Aggiorneremo durante la serata e potrete intervenire con commenti e domande in diretta al thread #kmzeroparty.

7 Years after the opening of our Studio in Via Calzaiuoli 9, we have moved tovia Ghibellina 100, still in downtown Florence.

ego[n] has presented at Colophon 2009 the call of entry for the new collection, which will be based on the themes of creative collaboration and generative design. Creative collaboration and generative design where some of the basic ideas behind the first collection, which had among its authors the likes of Jonathan Barnbrook, Ed Fella, KesselsKramer, Karlssonwilker, and the late Alan Fletcher. Using Flash software and translating the results to the page in page layout programs was a way to extend our research in magazine design.