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How-to Project
Invisible Cities
Choose a city from Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities. Explore the attributes of the city through experimental typography, then create an identity and apply it to posters, animations and other items for the city. Work by MICA seniors.
Fumi Omori, 2014
Poster for Andria, a city where every street follows a planet’s orbit and the buildings repeat the order of the constellations
Fumi Omori
Digital postcard for Andria
Lily Clark
Digital postcard for Eudoxia
Christian Lorenzo, 2013
Poster for Armilla, a city with no buildings, only water pipes and happy resident nymphs
Christian Lorenzo
Digital postcard for Armilla
Yeohee Han, 2012
Book for Moriana, a city which has no thickness, it consists only of a face and an obverse
Gus Rosen Bernstein, 2012
Flag for Valdrada, a twin city, with one part above the lake and the other reflected, upside-down
Mary Galloway, 2012
Book for Baucis, a city built on stilts to protect and admire the earth from above
Nadia Kabra, 2012
Poster for Ersilia, a city in which inhabitants stretch strings from the corners of the houses
Sua Kang, 2012
Book for Clarice, a city in which a given number of objects is shifted within a given space
